Nia Tam
The $1.7bn loan is the largest project financing to date in Japan.
Melbourne Metro, a A$10.9bn project, is expected to generate returns of up to A$1.5 for every dollar invested.
The Australian lender, which hoped to sell the fund manager for more than A$500m, is said to have received bids that were far below its expectations.
The largest state-regulated leasing business in China is seeking to raise about $130m through a public offering in Hong Kong.
The $27m transaction is the first asset-backed security arranged by a foreign sponsor in Japan’s solar sector.
The $27m transaction is the first asset-backed security arranged by a foreign sponsor in Japan’s solar sector.
The €100m vehicle is expected to be invested in road and hospital PPPs across the country.
The disposals account for one-third of the developer’s three-year €15 billion asset rotation programme.
The multilateral lender plans to scale up its operations in Sri Lanka by providing more than $2bn in loans and equity in the next three years.
The likes of international institutional investors such as Brookfield and CPPIB are said to be eyeing operating road assets of Reliance Infrastructure in India.