Pierre Aubouin’s role at the helm of the French institution will involve helping deploy “hundreds of millions of euros” with a focus on France and transportation.
Sir Merrick Cockell steps up from the deputy chairmanship he has held since 2013, having been on the board since October 2010.
The US law firm opened a new office in Mexico City, ‘the culmination of a firm-wide effort’ that started in 2013.
KPMG Corporate Finance is expanding its energy M&A practice with the addition of Ewing Bemiss’ investment banking professionals.
Former Mexican politician and development bank executive Carlos Jarque replaces the departing Juan Bejar at the helm of the Spanish developer.
Charles Johnson-Ferguson is one of a raft of promotions within the advisory firm’s corporate finance division.
Another top energy partner from Hogan Lovells is transferring to Orrick where she joins its growing practice.
As vice president of finance, Jeff Teeven will lead the Kansas-based firm's corporate finance team.
The Boston-based consulting firm is expanding its ownership group less than two months after naming two new co-CEOs.
Japan’s $1.1trn pension fund is hiring investment professionals to lead investments in alternatives, including infrastructure.
The London-based engineering and consulting firm has tapped Ramesh Raman to head its energy transaction group in New York.
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The UK pension platform has made senior hires as it seeks to become a direct investor on behalf of its members.
The Macquarie Capital managing director and government expert will stay on at the firm for a further few months in a consulting role.
The Houston-based law firm has bolstered its energy transactions team with the addition of Bryan Loocke.
Former RREEF/Deutsche Bank infra investment chief Tim Keith will take the helm at Texas Central Partners, the company developing Texas’ high-speed rail project.