The appointment of Todd Lapenna as partner comes after the US firm recruited 20 infrastructure staff from KPMG last May.
The former Campbell Lutyens partner became a managing director in BlackRock’s alternative solutions group in December.
A page detailing climate change policies has been removed from the White House's official website since the US president took office last Friday.
Joakim Johnsen, Statkraft’s former international hydropower adviser, will helm the firm’s business in the country with a view to building up to 10 new hydro projects each year.
The Australian investment firm will open a California outpost after bringing on three new institutional directors for the American market.
The hire comes as the global investment manager seeks €250m for its first secondaries fund in the asset class since the firm’s 2014 formation.
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Tony Poulter replaces Joanne Segars in the top role as the platform continues to secure deals and capital for its £1bn Multi-Strategy Infrastructure Fund.
Kim Thomassin’s energy and infrastructure background will help the Canadian pension manager continue its push into the sector.
After spending 16 years at Hastings Funds Management and joining Carlyle last year, Taylor will work alongside Andrew Marino at the US firm’s infrastructure division.
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Secretary of Transportation nominee Elaine Chao hinted in her Senate confirmation hearing that the private sector will have a key role to play in financing US infrastructure.
The Speaker of the House said he backs leveraging private investments to revamp US infrastructure but rejected a Keynesian spending spree.
Highlighting his own environmental legacy, Obama writes in the journal Science about the robust economic trends pushing America towards a clean energy future.
The UK investment manager now has 15 partners on its books following a 28% AUM growth last year to £2.3bn.
Former head of sales Ike Bae will take over as head of the firm’s operations in Korea.
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North Africa, the US and Latin America likely to be in the spotlight as the law firm boosts its senior contingent.