The $34bn asset manager is bolstering its San Francisco office after raising nearly $1bn for infrastructure and natural resources in a year.
The clean energy-focused PE firm has hired former Morgan Stanley exec Ian Marcus and has re-hired Jeph Shaw, who is returning to NEC with an MBA after participating in SunEdison’s management programme.
This will be the eighth global office for the Canadian pension giant, which has invested over $6bn in Australia.
Richard Brandweiner, who worked on impact investing initiatives at First State Super, is leaving the fund this month to join social impact investor LeapFrog.
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The Australian utility, which recently launched a A$1bn renewables tie-up with QIC, has also added a non-executive director to its board.
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The move follows the integration of the KPMG infrastructure team that joined the New York-based firm in May.
Earlier this year, the Tokyo-led institution approved its first co-investment alongside the Beijing-based AIIB.
The Canadian pension has tapped the former head of Colorado’s P3 agency to head Roadis, a platform it carved out from Spain's Isolux Corsán in May.
The transaction forms part of NTPC's plans to issue $4bn of medium-term notes to fund its solar and wind projects in India.
The investment management giant has hired a veteran of private equity and infrastructure investing in Rotterdam.
The approval clears the way for an immediate €150m cash injection, enabling the Spanish company to resume ‘a normal pace of operations’ under the direction of its newly appointed board and chairman.
Jean-Marc Janailhac will serve as a senior advisor to the Australian firm’s head of infrastructure, utilities and renewables.
The Los Angeles-based firm has expanded its infrastructure practice with the addition of Edward Fishman, previously a partner at K&L Gates.
Weather risk insurance is one type of product the firm intends to roll out as Geoff Miller takes the helm in New York.
The deal comes as the country’s PPP Centre gets a new executive director, replacing Andre Palacios after only three months.