Andrew Vitelli
The California-based real assets firm has released no target or cap for its latest fund, which comes a decade after its first infra vehicle.
A plan focusing on localised decision-making is expected later this month, as the president looks to make good on his $1trn promise.
A study by the state’s transportation department said the $24bn high-speed project met most of Canada Infrastructure Bank’s funding criteria.
The firm expects the renewables-focused fund to pass its €3bn target by its March final close. It already has 29 investors from Australia, Israel, the Netherlands and Norway.
With a £186 million investment, the Jersey-based firm now holds a 91% equity stake in the UK communications operator.
The vehicle has a $150m commitment from the Minnesota State Board of Investment and held a first close last week.
The US midstream sector was one of the most active in 2017, with many deals coming out of West Texas. Will it keep up the momentum in 2018?
Promises of a $1trn plan and a focus on the role of the private sector raised hopes for investors. Will 2018 be another let-down?
The Macquarie affiliate kicked off the partnership with a €136m investment in a Covanta-owned Dublin facility.
The sector sees modest negative changes in the final bill after fears tax code changes could have set the industry back.