KPMG’s Singapore-based infrastructure team, which advises global investors on projects in the region, has hired banker Geoffrey Seeto.
The private equity firm, which had initial hopes of raising a €2bn infrastructure fund, has decided to abandon the strategy.
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The hire of John Carey is the latest in a string of additions to the Australian fund manager’s senior debt team.
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati has named Ira M. Palgon a partner to expand its growing energy and infrastructure finance practice.
NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer has appointed former TIAA-CREF executive Scott Evans as chief investment officer of the city’s retirement system.
Clyde & Co has brought in two partners to cover infrastructure in Paris and Francophone Africa.
Former US Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood has joined French fund manager Meridiam Infrastructure as a senior advisor.
President Obama used a speech to stress the importance of infrastructure to the US economy and job market.
Partner Alexander Dolgov leads an exodus from law firm Gide Loyrette Nouel as three colleagues also make the same switch.
The Australian fund manager has promoted Jonathan Walbridge to chief executive of Macquarie Mexican Infrastructure Fund, Macquarie Group’s first managed fund in Latin America.
The London-listed firm has benefitted from an uplift in the value of its European assets amid stabilisation of its Indian portfolio.
The US state of Kentucky shows how a single project has the potential to derail new P3 legislation that seemed inevitable.
Global Infrastructure Partners, the New York-based fund manager, has appointed Alex Urquhart as a senior adviser.
The French firm has hired three new recruits as it seeks to invest its freshly raised €530m Fund II.
The law firm’s new outpost is its sixth in Southeast Asia.