Daniel Kemp
The Australian government’s willingness to undercut the Chinese-owned asset by funding upgraded port facilities nearby shows a lack of joined-up thinking.
CMC CIO Simon Chen described climate change as a ‘mega-trend’ it could not afford to miss, with the new platform to offer exposure to Chinese renewables for international investors.
Senior partner Torbjorn Caesar described the appointments as a ‘statement of intent’ for Actis, as it pursues more opportunities in Asia.
A Grattan Institute report argues that Australian federal governments must do better when allocating funds for transport infrastructure projects, with too much currently allocated to small schemes in marginal seats.
The outlook for investment in wind projects in Vietnam is ‘very positive’, despite continuing regulatory uncertainty and some of the usual risks that come with investing in developing markets.
A string of deals in North America, Europe, Latin America and Southeast Asia propelled KKR to the head of the digital infra pack in 2021.
The success or failure of Brookfield’s bid to buy an energy generator with the explicit aim of closing its coal assets could have ramifications for the speed of the global energy transition.
Collimate Capital is on track to list on the Australian Securities Exchange this year with AMP Ltd retaining a 20% stake as a ‘passive shareholder’.
The deal sees Global Infrastructure Partners become the largest shareholder in the airport, followed by IFM Investors, with its stake split across two open-end funds.
The debate over Sydney Airport's sale price reflects a disparity in how public markets and private investors assess the value of infrastructure assets.