Brexit

Here are the key issues the UK private equity industry would like new UK Chancellor Philip Hammond to tackle.

The London-listed fund, which was originally targeting £75m, predicted a Brexit uplift as imminent central bank action is expected to make infrastructure more attractive.

The debt-focused manager cites investor appetite for ‘dependable income producers’ as it more than doubled its original target to £75m.

The US is the third most popular jurisdiction for investment in the transport sector, a survey by Norton Rose Fulbright finds.

Getting the passport before Brexit is crucial to avoid a period when managers would be unable to access EU investors.

Sir John Armitt, president of the Institution of Civil Engineers, argues the case for infrastructure is stronger than ever, but an atmosphere of stability is needed.

The London-listed fund eyes a £75m share issue amid what it believes will be a good environment for the attractiveness of infrastructure assets.

Even the most optimistic outlook in a study conducted by the UK utility predicts the country will miss its 2020 EU target to generate 15% of its power from renewables.

The Chinese sovereign fund, which is currently only exposed to the sector through third parties, is looking at assets including wind and solar projects.

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