Matilda Battersby
Citi consortium submits late Gatwick bid 2009-04-30 Matilda Battersby <p>A consortium that failed to raise funds for a $2.5 billion bid for Chicago's Midway Airport has turned its attention to London’s Gatwick airport instead. </p> <p>The group, known during the Chicago bid as MidCo compri
The failed Midway bidders have bid a day late for the UK’s Gatwick airport.
The asset manager has appointed Wael Elkhouly, a former Citi infrastructure advisor, as head of asset management for the €1.1bn fund.
Only 22 of India’s 60 proposed road projects have received bids from private investors.
A new survey finds infrastructure companies prefer roads, renewables and rail – and a robust rule of law.
Britain’s justice minister has confirmed he is scrapping plans for three giant new prisons in favour of five smaller, and probably privately-funded, jails. Critics have slammed large-capacity prisons as more expensive with higher re-offending rates.
The UK's plans for three giant new prisons look likely to be spiked in favour of five smaller, privately funded jails.
HSBC Specialist Investments has already raised €117m towards its target, and says the market is improving.
Four minority Cintra stakeholders will vote against the merger at the next shareholders’ meeting
Connor, Clark & Lunn has teamed up with a construction firm to launch an infrastructure fund targeting high-net-worth individuals