Regulation

Infrastructure Investor’s LP Perspectives 2021 Study reveals a resilient LP community amid ongoing covid chaos.

As the extent of the pandemic became increasingly clear in early 2020, countries around the world restricted international travel and threw up hard borders. A general turn inwards economically accompanied this, with trade disrupted and nations understandably prioritising support for domestic businesses and individuals. In some ways, economic nationalism had already been a dominant theme before […]

This is the first story in a five-part series, in which we explore themes we believe will shape the year ahead The novel coronavirus caught even the most eagle-eyed of investors unawares in 2020, upending business cases and causing many to reassess the level of risk involved in what had been seen as rock-solid assets. […]

From regulatory issues to the factors shaping managers’ domicile decisions, here are six takeaways from our 2020 special report on fund and trust services.

Despite the recent ruling against Ofwat’s price controls, the regulator's chief executive Rachel Fletcher told our Asia summit this adds to the appeal of UK infrastructure.

Infrastructure firms and funds show solid readiness for the EU’s incoming disclosure regulations, says GRESB’s infrastructure director, Rick Walters.

The move, affecting plants awarded tariffs between 2006 and 2010, amounts to an ‘abuse of power’, according to an industry association.

Risk factors have seen infra funds shy away from regulated assets in recent years, although demand appears to be returning.

The ASX-listed firm is shifting attention to the US, where 14 of its 16 assets are located, to simplify its business and avoid Australian regulatory uncertainty.

After losing the battle over marginal loss factors, the Clean Energy Investor Group has argued that its proposed replacement will make projects even more uncertain.