Chris Josselyn
Asset manager Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) has launched an infrastructure fund focusing on emerging markets. Divya Mathur The SWIP Emerging Markets Infrastructure Fund is an open-ended fund which its manager said is aiming to outperform the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. The fund is targeted at the institutional investor market in Europe. SWIP will look […]
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS) has shortlisted four firms vying to become the pension fund’s infrastructure consultant. Meketa Investment Group, Pension Consulting Alliance, R.V. Kuhns & Associates and Wilshire Consulting are being considered by its investment committee for the role. Profiles of the shortlisted consultants are set to be presented to CalPERS’ investment […]
The UK asset manager has launched an open-ended fund which will target infrastructure investments in emerging economies, particularly China, Brazil and Russia. SWIP is also launching an emerging markets smaller companies fund and a Latin American fund.
The $182 billion US pension will choose from Meketa Investment Group, Pension Consulting Alliance, R.V. Kuhns & Associates and Wilshire Consulting to advise its nascent infrastructure investment programme.
The UK asset manager has launched an open-ended fund which will target infrastructure investments in emerging economies, particularly China, Brazil and Russia. SWIP is also launching an emerging markets smaller companies fund and a Latin American fund.
Transport for London has secured a £1bn loan to help finance the £16bn mega-project, which is the largest European transport infrastructure development since the Channel Tunnel was completed in 1994.
London’s Crossrail scheme, one of the largest transport infrastructure projects being developed in the world, has secured financial backing for a significant portion of its cost. The European Investment Bank (EIB) has committed to lend £1 billion (€1.14 billion; $1.65 billion) to the project, which will be used to finance part of Transport for London’s […]
Transport for London has secured a £1bn loan to help finance the £16bn mega-project, which is the largest European transport infrastructure development since the Channel Tunnel was completed in 1994.
Transport for London has secured a £1bn loan to help finance the £16bn mega-project, which is the largest European transport infrastructure development since the Channel Tunnel was completed in 1994.
The US investment bank’s infrastructure fund has become the biggest shareholder in the Channel Tunnel rail link operator after deciding to swap deferred equity securities for a stake in the company.