Brexit

The UK’s biggest ports group, which is owned by institutions including CPPIB, Borealis and GIC, could suffer a Fitch downgrade on the grounds of ‘high leverage’.

The sector experienced a 20% fall in contract value in July, a month that saw the government send mixed messages regarding infrastructure investment.

London-listed renewables investment companies say they are undeterred by Brexit.

If the UK loses its EU passporting rights, EU investors could miss out on UK funds.

In its first report as a listed company, the Danish utility said the UK's decision to leave the EU wouldn't yield 'fundamental changes' to the offshore wind sector.

The UK’s project finance sector should remain unscathed from consequences the country’s economy may suffer post-referendum, S&P finds.

The Hong Kong-based infrastructure firm believes the British currency's slide may lead to higher inflation, propping up revenues at its UK regulated businesses.

The sale of Macquarie’s 26% stake in the UK utility, delayed by Brexit, is expected to be agreed by the end of the year.

Brexit will bring opportunities in Europe but London will suffer, said the KKR founder.

The period saw the UK’s green bank raise £818m for its offshore wind fund, allowing it to become the country’s largest renewables vehicle.