Actis has made Barry Lynch a partner at its London headquarters as the emerging market specialist investor continues to raise its inaugural infrastructure fund. Lynch will continue to help Actis provide operational improvements to the firm’s portfolio of clean energy and power projects spread throughout Latin America, Africa and Southeast Asia, according to a source […]
Banks are changing the way security notices are issued to LPs following the firm's collapse.
Through this initiative, the multilateral development bank is aiming to promote infrastructure as an asset class, develop debt capital markets for infrastructure and promote ESG in emerging Asia.
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Private credit is set to benefit from a shift away from public equities and into private markets and fixed income, according the investment manager’s latest survey.
Archmore Infrastructure Debt Platform II is almost double the size of its predecessor and is 20% invested.
Jim Yong Kim’s belief that he can do more to mitigate climate change and boost infra investment in emerging markets by operating in the private sector again raises questions about the Bank’s role in the 21st century.
Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets has lured Brenden Woods away from his investor relations role at Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners to fill a similar position for the Australian fund manager, according to two sources familiar with the matter. Woods left his job in December as head of investor relations at Stonepeak, a New York-based firm focusing […]
The establishment of the new unit is Greencoat’s first move beyond wind and solar investments.
The infrastructure shop is raising another pool of capital to fund energy efficient infrastructure after its debut vehicle closed above target.
The state government is privatising the digital functions of Landgate, excluding manual processing, to make the asset more attractive to investors.
His new role will allow him to focus on issues such as climate change and developing infrastructure in emerging markets, Kim told colleagues in an email.
Up to 12 projects will be developed over the coming years through the seventh investment of InfraRed’s fifth fund.
The hunt for strategies pursuing more than 70% of investments in OECD countries comes less than a year after the Korean investor announced a $500m mandate.
Demand for infrastructure will continue to grow with allocations to the asset class expected to increase according to Foresight Group’s recent survey.