Gabriel Salinas, previously with Mayer Brown, has joined the law firm as M&A and energy partner with a focus on Latin America.
Daniel von der Schulenburg is now a director focusing on economic infrastructure energy businesses across the German-speaking region.
The fresh recruits will grow the law firm's senior infrastructure bench in Singapore and China.
Guangshao Tu, a known reformer who was previously asked to lead the entire organisation, has joined as vice chairman.
Peter Taylor and Richard Hoskins have joined the US private equity firm just months after Australia’s Westpac pulled out of its sale of Hastings, citing “market conditions”.
Dominik Rohe takes up the reins of the firm's Aussie business after stints in the US, Europe and Latin America.
The infrastructure veteran joins as managing director responsible for new funds and deal origination, as Lighthouse nears a first close for its $100m solar fund.
Joseph Braun joins the Australian fund manager from Hastings at a time when IFM is raising its debut North America-focused debt vehicle.
The Canadian pension’s private debt unit has added HSBC veteran Oliver Duff to spearhead its expansion into the European market.
The bank’s Korean chief risk officer has applied for a lengthy leave of absence, which is widely regarded as a resignation.
Brookfield Infrastructure chief executive Sam Pollock tells us why his firm’s record fundraising is just a taste of things to come for the asset class.
David Bennett's appointment comes two months the firm sealed a A$1bn renewables partnership with Clean Energy Finance Corporation.
The Dutch firm’s head of Americas has been promoted after completing a string of deals across the pond.
Patricia Tiller, an energy and infrastructure lawyer previously with Baker Botts, has joined the firm as partner.
Sir John Armitt, president of the Institution of Civil Engineers, argues the case for infrastructure is stronger than ever, but an atmosphere of stability is needed.