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The Eno Center for Transportation argues ‘privatisation for its own sake is bad public policy’ but is not averse to public-private partnerships when appropriate.

Both fund managers are investing in Canadian companies offering water heating and air conditioning leasing services.

The airport’s regulated rate of return may come under fire in a review, according to ratings agency S&P.

The firm becomes the latest to embrace Taiwan’s renewables revolution, joining the less sought-after solar market.

The real estate firm plans to make its first infrastructure investment within nine months, targeting assets in Brazil as the country emerges from recession.

The UK government wants institutional capital to finance its next generation of plants, although the proposal has raised some eyebrows. Zak Bentley finds out how this might be done

Senior director Ram Kumar’s mid-July departure follows the exits of director Guido Mitrani in March and global co-head Jesus Olmos in April.

The government uses development bank KfW to buy 20% of the transmission system operator to prevent the state-backed firm taking a stake in the country’s ‘critical energy infrastructure’.

One investor said the original rate was ‘just not a standard hurdle’, as we take a closer look at the $5bn first close, one of the industry’s largest first closes for a debut fund.

The pension could one day acquire a fund or specialist manager in the infrastructure, agriculture or timber sectors, although it has no imminent plans to do so.