Two insurance giants – Dai-ichi Life and Nippon Life – have broadened their infrastructure debt scope from anchor investments in funds to making direct structured loans.
The industry needs to take pole position and have zero tolerance for slip-ups if it doesn’t want to end up as a rule-taker.
Global Renewable Power III, which has so far garnered funds mostly from Europe, will begin deployment next year.
However, experts agree country is set to play a major role in the development of renewables across Asia-Pacific.
The firm has already made its first investment, acquiring a 44% stake in Germany’s A8 motorway from InfraVia and Egis.
In the second of our roundtables this month, industry experts discuss how managers are finding plenty of opportunities in Europe’s energy transition and digitisation, despite political upheaval, meagre growth and the lack of a government-fuelled pipeline
Troy Rieck, the superfund’s newly appointed CIO, talks fees, an increase in co-investments and debt commitments, and why he ‘doesn’t care’ about the definition of infra – as long as it’s a good investment.
The change in ownership comes as the PPP consortium reached contractual close with the NSW state government on an extension of the project.
Private equity fees – both in terms of size and transparency – are becoming more of a bugbear for investors, according to PEI's upcoming LP Perspectives 2020 report.
Ratings and evaluations are being used to help managers raise money and land favourable loan terms. But the systems used to measure ESG have failings that cannot be ignored.
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