The New York fund manager has hired William Campbell, a partner at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, as general counsel and chief compliance officer.
Anticipating a big shift towards real assets, JPMAM has hired Doug Doughty as its new global head of business development and client strategy.
The energy and energy infrastructure investor has opened a third office in Hong Kong and is dividing capital between US and Asia-Pacific strategies.
Ex-Saur Group executive Olivier Brousse will succeed Adrian Ewer, who announced his intention to retire last year.
Energy Capital’s portfolio company has promoted Rene L. Casadaban to chief operating officer.
The asset manager has already invested 86% of its renewables vehicle, which targets small and medium-sized wind farms in the UK.
Submissions are now being sought for Infrastructure Investor’s inaugural Banking Awards for Excellence in 2013.
The move is part of a spat of promotions at the Anglo-American firm, which has also appointed a new of counsel within its project finance practice.
Toby Buscombe’s promotion at the US asset manager comes after his predecessor was hired by the Australian government to join its Productivity Commission.
The transaction will allow the Spanish group to deleverage by €763m, meaning it will bring its overall debt burden below €5bn.
The Australian fund manager specializing in infra debt has announced its inaugural board.
Javier Pérez Fortea replaces Juan Béjar at the helm of the Spanish investor, shortly after the company successfully completed its €750m fundraising process.
The Canadian pension fund has chosen Michael Latimer, its chief investment officer, to succeed Michael Nobrega as president and CEO effective April 1, 2014.
The transaction follows the UK firm’s investment in a 72MW plant last May.
As managing director, Ronnie Hawkins will lead EIG’s international investment activities.