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The New York-based firm collected commitments from 240 global LPs, a strong sign that 'investors like the asset class, like the opportunity set,' GIP’s chairman said.
In the first of two roundtables this month, six infrastructure experts discuss the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead in the US, Canada and Mexico.
The pipeline of projects in the country looks good, despite the standstill at federal government level. Claire Coe Smith reports on the role private capital can play.
An investor at this week’s New York Summit said LPs are wise to ‘lock up contractual income’ as foreign institutions seek access to the US market.
The change in ownership comes as the PPP consortium reached contractual close with the NSW state government on an extension of the project.
Our Global Investor 30 lists the leading LPs in terms of the amount of capital, but which investors are the most active?
How Blackstone's mega fund, the continuing rise of renewables and uncertain future of PPPs will shape the market
Rapid urbanisation, the growth in energy exporting and changing consumer behaviour are all creating huge demand for infrastructure investment in the US, says MIRA’s head of Americas David Fass.
Ardian has brought a 14-year track record of European investment to US shores and is embracing the country’s essential infrastructure story, say the firm’s senior managing directors Mark Voccola and Stefano Mion.
Solar, 5G roll-out and data centres will dominate North American infrastructure in the year ahead, says Wilmington Trust’s head of project finance Will Marder.
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