The plan, if it goes ahead, should push PE firms to cater to growing demand for sustainably-run organisations and projects, argues Apex Group's Elaine Chim.
The world's largest infrastructure manager has hired two executives for the New York-based team and intends eventually to raise third-party capital.
Sophisticated LPs have been aligning themselves with sector-specialist GPs in recent years, and this pair's $500m partnership is a milestone deal.
The Vauban-led consortium, which also includes Swiss Life, is understood to be one of four bidders for Ermewa Group, the second-largest industrial railcar lessor in Europe.
President Joe Biden’s stance on US energy policy differs significantly from that of his predecessor. But whether, and to what extent, that stance will shape the National Environmental Policy Act that is currently under review remains to be seen.
Philippe Busslinger, the Canadian pension’s head of infrastructure in Europe, explains what was behind its 8.6% return last year and how it plans to battle increased competition.
Meridiam has raised €8bn for a single asset fund to finance its share of the deal, which will see it take about 40% of the business.
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InfraVia's Athanasios Zoulovits and Harrison Street's Michael Hochanadel discuss whether infra or real estate are better suited to these assets.
The manager now has a 19-strong team in the region, with the new vehicle looking to invest in telecoms, transportation, logistics and energy transition.
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