Nia Tam

The emerging market's acquisition from Advent is said to be the largest transaction in the country’s healthcare sector.

The World Bank arm has backed a 102MW project in the country with a guarantee of $240m.

The project, the first to reach the milestone under China’s One-Belt-One-Road initiative, is part of a $46bn cooperation programme between the two countries.

The investment is the largest ever by a domestic company in the country’s fast-growing healthcare sector.

The 41MW solar project is part of a 82GW pipeline approved by Tokyo under its feed-in tariff scheme.

Nearly 50 investors have backed the vehicle, whose first asset will be Russia’s $27bn Yamal LNG project.

The Hong Kong-based asset manager has already secured two soft commitments for the vehicle, which will focus on brownfield assets including airports.

The Vietnamese firm’s maiden renewables offering, a $40m vehicle focused on Southeast Asia, is now fully deployed.

A new investor is poised to back a vehicle launched in 2014 by the asset manager and a Chinese rail group.

The Singapore-based utility has formed a joint venture with a local partner to invest in a 1.62GW thermal power project in Chongqing.