Policy

Protectionism was at the heart of many Leave voters’ decision to quit the EU. If Brexit really is a first salvo against globalisation, foreign capital might soon find itself in the crosshairs of a populist backlash.

The three countries have pledged to meet 50% of their combined energy needs with renewables by 2025.

The Australian fund manager also says deal processes could be delayed in the short term, but expects a pick-up in investment activity as soon as the dust settles.

The Asian nation is kick-starting the third phase of an investment policy revamp as it seeks to shore up private involvement in infrastructure.

Most of the country's hubs currently belong to a state-controlled entity, with local conglomerates also owning four international airports.

A bill that would terminate the P3 agreement for the North Carolina express lanes project has died in the Senate despite overwhelming support in the lower chamber.

The Bank’s president, Werner Hoyer, is sad to see the UK leave the EU but stresses there will be no immediate changes to the EIB’s engagement with the country.

The asset class is suffering less than the wider equities market, but investor fright takes toll on blue-chip names.

If underinvestment continues at its current pace the world will face an annual shortfall of $350bn by 2030, McKinsey warns.

Blackstone Europe chairman Gerry Murphy, who succeeds Quadriga Capital’s Max Römer, will focus on transparency and reputation during his tenure.