Eduard Fernandez

Higher returns and high growth rates are pushing investors to explore the region, that has become one of the hotspots for green energy investment.

As criticism against the initiative grows around the globe, the Beijing-based multilateral offers clues on how to move forward.

The Japanese trading house has partnered with SMBC and the Development Bank of Japan to raise a ¥30 billion fund that will invest in offshore wind investments abroad.

After an unexpected feed-in-tariff cut, investors and developers ponder whether they have overlooked political risks in a seemingly promising market.

Delhi’s financial investigation agency has raided six offices, to look into allegations of “money siphoning”.

The government will assume 40% of the construction costs, while I Squared's Indian roads platform and Indian developer KNRC will assume the remaining 60%.

An unexpected cut in government subsidies threw the island’s offshore wind market into disarray. Now, Taipei is trying to convince worried renewables investors to stay.

With upcoming elections in several countries, political uncertainty is one of several factors that may lead to ‘some slowdown’ in the region this year, but the impact on the infrastructure sector is not expected to last.

Japanese and Korean investors are looking to new strategies for higher returns, but the two countries have very different attitudes to risk.

Risks are increasing as the late stage of the credit cycle hits and fund managers broaden their horizons. Here are the five main challenges.