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September 2010
Cover story: European finance roundtable
Six senior infrastructure figures on overcoming the fear factor
Feature: The Infrastructure Investor Minister of the Year 2010
The bottleneck destroyer
Special feature I: Fundraising
Searching for the right formula
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 California’s Metro Gold Line Authority has issued a request for proposals to its three shortlisted bidders for a light rail PPP. The project is estimated at over $450m with proposals due on January 2011....more>>
 First State Investments, the investment arm of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, has made three new appointments to its unlisted infrastructure team. The new appointees will be part of the team that manages the European Diversified Infrastructure Fund (EDIF)....more>>
 The A-Lanes A15 consortium, which includes the Austrian developer, is on track to be named preferred bidder on the Netherlands’ €2bn A15 highway PPP. The deal is generating strong interest among commercial banks, with more than 20 said to be looking at it. ...more>>
 The private equity manager, which earlier this year launched a clean energy infrastructure initiative, has opened a new office in Zurich – complementing its Swiss headquarters in Zug as well as seven international offices. ...more>>
 The two shareholders, which together hold 25.86 percent of Abertis, have agreed not to sell their stakes in the Spanish developer for the next three years....more>>
 The consortium, known as Atlandes, has been named preferred bidder for the €1.1bn A63 highway in the southwest of France. The contract requires the team to pay an upfront fee of €400m to the procuring authority....more>>
 After failing to reach financial close before June’s parliamentary elections, the €3.3bn first stretch of Slovakia’s D1 highway did not survive the change of government, with the new transport minister now scrapping the PPP contract....more>>
 The reputation of toll road public-private partnerships in Australia has been dealt a further blow with the news that the Clem Jones Tunnel in Brisbane has delivered a A$1.6 billion loss for its private owner and operator RiverCity Motorway Group, over the last financial year. ...more>>
 The Boston-based energy firm has been targeting $3bn for its fifth fund, which launched last year, but is switching placement agents....more>>
 The investment arm of government-backed power trading company, PTC India, has received infrastructure financing status from India’s central bank. The classification will enable PFS to engage in infrastructure lending in a more flexible manner. ...more>>
 
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