Matthieu Favas
The world’s largest fund managers are betting big on infrastructure debt. Too early or too late?
The world’s largest fund managers are betting big on infrastructure debt. Too early or too late?
The world’s largest fund managers are betting big on infrastructure debt. Too early or too late?
The asset manager has backed the £250m DBFO2 road project, shortly after announcing the launch of its maiden UK infra debt fund.
The $773bn sovereign wealth fund, which appointed a new chief to the unit last year, aims to invest up to 5% of total assets in infrastructure.
The vehicle, focused on core infrastructure, has a target of £500m.
The £2.75m investment comes as the London-listed fund consolidates its schools portfolio
The £2.75m investment comes as the London-listed fund consolidates its schools portfolio
The UK green energy investor, which received EU approval to raise and manage third-party funds last May, is targeting a first close by end of 2014.
The Spanish gas storage’s €1.4bn secured bonds have been downgraded by Fitch to reflect an “increased probability of concession relinquishment”.