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Hesta calls for more innovation and deployment in Australian renewablesHaving invested alongside Palisade Investment Partners in Intera Renewables, Hesta is open to backing other renewable energy platforms in the market.
Expert investors on North American market trendsOur panel of experts break down the secular trends and risks driving investment to the asset class in North America.
GPs blur the lines of infrastructure in hunt for returnsHoliday resorts, luxury marinas and medical supply chains are finding their way into infrastructure portfolios. Whether this definitional stretching continues will ultimately depend on buyers.
Hesta’s head of unlisted assets Will MacAulay departs – exclusiveGary Greene, infrastructure investment manager, is serving as acting general manager for unlisted assets while a replacement is sought.
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank to take 15% stake in MorrisonSMTB will invest an initial $500m across two of Morrison’s funds as part of a wider partnership that also encompasses a $1.5bn capital-raising agreement between the firms.
How geopolitics is redefining digital infrastructureNo longer just about power and connectivity, Europe’s data centre landscape is increasingly being shaped by issues around sovereignty, with a wave of new regulation repricing risk.
Dexus loses Melbourne Airport court case, faces forced sale of its stakeThe ASX-listed fund manager is considering appealing Friday’s ruling that found in favour of IFM, Future Fund, TCorp and UTA who have accused Dexus of disclosing confidential information.
Colonial First State moving to ‘co-investment-led’ portfolioColonial First State’s A$370m commitment to Morrison’s Value Add Infrastructure Strategy II includes a co-investment sleeve – a point of emphasis for many superannuation funds.
Mid-market trends: Circular economyWith regulation unlikely to close the circularity gap, investors must transform technical proof into commercial-scale infrastructure.
Mid-market trends: Social impactMid-market investors have the opportunity to professionalise fragmented social assets into resilient, high-impact platforms.