Robin Marriott
Leo van den Thillart, a former global co-head of private funds group at Bear Stearns, has joined Canadian firm Brookfield Asset Management to help with international equity raising and client services.
Leo van den Thillart, a former global co-head of private funds group at Bear Stearns, has joined Canadian firm Brookfield Asset Management to help with international equity raising and client services.
Leo van den Thillart, a former global co-head of private funds group at Bear Stearns, has joined Canadian firm Brookfield Asset Management to help with international equity raising and client services.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has never before financed an infrastructure project in Turkey, the sixth largest electricity market in Europe. The country is aiming to connect to the grid 10,000 megawatts of wind capacity alone by 2020.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has never before financed an infrastructure project in Turkey, the sixth largest electricity market in Europe. The country is aiming to connect to the grid 10,000 megawatts of wind capacity alone by 2020.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a €45 million loan to help finance a wind farm project in southern Turkey. It is the first time the London-based organisation has lent to a project in Turkey, which is the sixth largest electricity market in Europe. Wind power: attracting EBRD financing In a […]
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a €45 million loan to help finance a wind farm project in southern Turkey. It is the first time the London-based organisation has lent to a project in Turkey, which is the sixth largest electricity market in Europe. Wind power: attracting EBRD financing In a […]
New York-based Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) has reportedly pulled out of a joint bid with TPG Capital for Australian rail and ports operator Asciano, which rejected an A$2.7bn takeover bid from the two firms last year. GIP may now proceed with a bid of its own.
New York-based Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) has reportedly pulled out of a joint bid with TPG Capital for Australian rail and ports operator Asciano, which rejected an A$2.7bn takeover bid from the two firms last year. GIP may now proceed with a bid of its own.
Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), the New York based fund, has pulled out of a joint bid with TPG Capital to acquire the heavily indebted Australian railroad and ports operator, Asciano. Asciano: the saga continues GIP might now proceed with a bid of its own, according to a report in Australia’s Financial Review, which added the […]