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The US manager - which has just clinched a US transportation deal - may increase the vehicle’s limit to $7.2bn, as it eyes a final close this quarter.

Managing partner Wim Blaasse tells us how the PPP veterans plan to attack a lumpy market at a time of heightened competition and why it’s a good time to be a seller in renewables.

The French manager beat its $500m target for its first dollar-denominated vehicle, targeting the energy and transport sectors, primarily in the US and Chile, but also in Canada and Mexico.

In the sixth deal from its third fund, the manager buys the Spanish business from Cinven, which rolls the remaining international business into its sixth vehicle.

The Canadian fund manager has launched a ‘perpetual’ infrastructure fund to cater to investors looking for fixed-income alternatives.

The firm plans global expansion for the pan-European trailer company, following the deal through its second infra fund, which is close to its $6.5bn hard-cap.

The agreement with the Canadian energy company gives CPPIB a 49 percent stake in North American and European renewables assets as well as a plan to jointly develop more.

The Dutch fund manager agreed to buy American Roads, which manages five toll assets, including one in Alabama caught in a legal dispute.

Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund is planning to increase its infrastructure portfolio from $1.3bn to $2.4bn in around five years.

In less than a year, the firm has raised twice the amount of capital its second infrastructure fund raised in total.