Jordan Stutts
Events at the US Capitol last week underscored the president-elect’s mandate to rebuild a fractured America. Investing in infrastructure may be his best bet.
Annesley Wallace will replace Berg as head of the C$109bn Canadian pension’s infrastructure group.
The US-based firm ended 2020 with more than $9bn committed to its latest flagship fund and nearly $1bn committed to a new emerging markets vehicle.
It’s rare for one year to significantly change how investors perceive a specific sector, but 2020 arguably did just that for energy infra assets.
Airport assets are more closely tied to reducing the spread of the coronavirus pandemic than, perhaps, any other sector in infrastructure.
Tall joins Carlyle as the DC-based firm continues investing its $2.2bn flagship Global Infrastructure Opportunity Fund.
Yasuhiro Ono will focus on investment sourcing and managing investor relations in the region when he joins the NY-based firm on 21 December.
US oil demand is poised for a long-term decline as the world transitions to more sustainable fuels. So what happens when the industry’s supporting infrastructure is no longer needed?
Erginbilgic ended a 23-year career at BP in March and joins the NY-based manager as it readies deployment of its new fund.
After four years of President Donald Trump, investors find themselves wondering again whether an administration under Joe Biden will bring meaningful infrastructure.
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