PEI Staff
As direct investment becomes more common, agency services providers are more important than ever, says Wilmington Trust managing director Will Marder
Secondaries provide diversification and exposure to varied markets within the infrastructure asset class, say Ingo Marten, William Greene and Matthew McPhee of Stafford Capital Partners
Fibre connectivity and data centres are rich sources of deal activity, says Matt Evans, global head of communications infrastructure and co-head of origination at AMP Capital
Esther Peiner of Partners Group says the global shift to renewable generation presents a wide range of opportunities, but significant resources, deep expertise and intense collaboration are critical for success
Ian Harding and Jordan Cott of Arcus Infrastructure Partners say the European mid-market presents value creation opportunities for those who know how to manage growth and risk across the investment cycle
Tumbling costs, technological innovation and a move away from subsidies are creating renewables opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic, say Capital Dynamics’ global head of energy infrastructure John Breckenridge and European head of clean energy infrastructure Simon Eaves
From Australia to London via Paris. Numbers six to 10 in our Infrastructure Debt 15 have raised more than $22bn over the last five years.
Firms from the UK, France, Switzerland, Germany and Canada make up the rest of the Infrastructure Debt 15, raising about $9bn over the last five years.
The Infrastructure Debt 15 is the second edition of our ranking of the world's largest credit GPs, which have raised $84bn from third-party LPs.
The top five firms in our Infrastructure Investor Debt 15 ranking have raised over $52bn over the last five years.