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While former DLA Piper finance attorney Gianluca Bacchiocchi will be based in Clifford Chance’s New York office, his focus will be on Latin America.
Paul Mouchakkaa, previously of Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing and former CalPERS exec, will assume the position on March 2.
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Three senior executives will be promoted and three will depart after the Australian firm decided to merge a number of units within its infrastructure equity business.
Nicolai Sarad and Fernando Rodriguez-Marin have joined the New York-based law firm as partners from DLA Piper.
Dale MacMaster has been appointed CIO and will report directly to AIMCo chief executive Kevin Uebelein.
Global insurer-reinsurer Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc. announces the hire of Dominic Samengo-Turner as CEO of its Asia operations among other moves across continents.
The US consultancy group has positioned itself in Asia with a new Shanghai-based Transaction Advisory practice.
Managing director Sam Pitts, who joined the private equity firm in 2014, will head the Houston team.
Mark Jenkins, who joined CPPIB in 2008, will replace André Bourbonnais as senior managing director and global head of private investments.
John Mayhew takes on the newly created role at a time when the UK asset manager seeks to ramp up its infra debt business.
The energy investor has secured a $62.7m debt package and will provide $26.9m in equity for subsidiary BMR Energy to close on the 36MW project.
The UK insurer has promoted Bill Hughes to head of real assets as it seeks to boost synergies between its real estate and infrastructure direct investment teams.
The Australian toll road operator has named Karl Rohrer head of delivery of North America and Simon Shekleton director of project development.
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The advisory firm has continued to build its team in the Middle East with the promotion of Andrew Jeffery to lead infrastructure and capital projects.