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With large-scale projects in the pipeline, add-on investments to be done, a promising renewables market and interesting opportunities for those willing to venture off the beaten path, tales of the Australian market’s death have been greatly exaggerated.
The vehicle is set to be launched after the manager closes on its debut Americas strategy, which has so far garnered $550m – surpassing its original $500m target.
The trio is joined by other local and international investors, with nine consortia expressing an interest for Egnatia Odos.
Andrew Claerhout spent 13 years at the Canadian pension and the last four-and-a-half as head of its C$18.9bn infrastructure programme.
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André Bourbonnais, who oversaw a major strategy shift at Canada’s Public Sector Pension Investment Board, will join the global asset manager in Q2.
The president’s framework has proposals to incentivise investment but places a heavy burden on local governments to figure out how that’s done.
The firm’s asset management company plans to launch the second fund by May, as it mulls going up the risk curve by looking at greenfield and the primary side.
Wallace Henderson and Sebastian Sherman are the final two senior members hired to drive the group’s nascent infrastructure unit.
The transport and renewables acquisitions are being made through the manager’s record-breaking $15.8bn third infrastructure fund.