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Amid one of infrastructure secondaries largest ever fundraising years, Ares’ infra secondaries head Edward Keith tells us how its strategy is differentiated.

The move cuts Natixis IM’s stake in half and support’s the GP’s plans to expand into North America, and, also, the Middle East.

EDIF III has smashed its €3.5bn target by about 43% to reach its hard-cap, as Igneo prepares to launch EDIF IV.

The German institution’s CIO, Christian Wiehenkamp, gives us the lowdown on how it invests in the asset class and where it sees opportunities.

The sector has been hit by a perfect storm of negative pricing, high financing costs, fading subsidies and an end to easy profits.

The fund resurrects a strategy the manager last employed in the 2000s, with the aim of reaching first close by year's end.

There are signs that private investors are warming to the asset class, with new products making it more accessible. The question is: will it be enough to win them over?

OMERS Infrastructure’s Christopher Curtain said his firm’s experience had been like ‘the good, the bad and the ugly’ since opening an office in Sydney in 2014.

The US 'risks losing its edge unless it acts decisively', according to Jon Phillips, chief executive of the Global Infrastructure Investor Association.

The manager’s value-add fund is poised to hit its revised €750m target but its renewables vehicle has seen slowed demand.