The US Transport Secretary sets the stage for more P3s.
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The UK-based law firm has added three new partners to its infrastructure, energy and construction team.
In an exclusive interview with Infrastructure Investor, the US Transportation Secretary said the passage of a five-year bill would unlock "attractive opportunities" for private investors.
Samuel Franco has been appointed director of the newly established Centre for Alternative Finance and Procurement.
Clean energy founding partner and MD Karl Olsoni is the latest to leave, as three former partners start a clean energy private equity firm in Australia.
BNP Paribas’ Luke McCosker is joining the US-based firm as foreign legal consultant.
The US law firm’s 25th outpost will have a team of 20 partners that Orrick will announce in the coming weeks.
The chief executive of the National Investment Corporation has left days after saying the country's National Oil Fund would run out of money.
Promising to pursue a reform agenda, Sung-So Eun will become president and CEO following the resignation of Hongchul Ahn.
Louis Roch-Burgard joins LBO France after 13 years at the developer.
The Sydney-based fund manager has promoted Andrea McElhinney within its social and aged care infrastructure team.
The appointment concludes a 10-month-long process to find a successor to Neil Petroff after he retired last year.
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Vaughn Brock, who launched the US pension’s first and only international office last September, has been replaced by its senior director of private equity.
Sir John Armitt updates us on the National Infrastructure Commission’s progress as the UK Treasury asks for views on how it should work.
The Carlyle-owned firm is also giving up its plans to raise a dedicated energy and infrastructure secondaries fund, instead rolling its efforts into its broader secondaries business.