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UK companies ‘created perfect conditions for renationalisation’, says Ofwat boss
Rachel Fletcher’s intervention comes a day after the regulator was accused by MPs of favouring companies over consumers.
Large European LPs have ‘virtually stopped’ investing in UK
Demand remains for UK infrastructure, but has largely shifted to UK and Korean investors, says Dalmore’s Michael Ryan.
How Blackstone’s chief counsel puts tech to work
The firm’s chief legal officer John Finley talks SEC settlements and artificial intelligence.
The US infra landscape is shifting for foreign investors
With more hurdles erected for overseas money, firms need to be switched on to the Trump administration's recent legislation, write Mario Mancuso, H. Boyd Greene, & Luci Hague.
CK Infra clears first hurdle for APA Group bid
The deal would see CKI sell a number of APA’s assets in Western Australia but is still subject to Foreign Investment Review Board approval.
Why IFM is not the only loser in WestConnex bid
The Australian competition watchdog’s decision not to block Transurban’s offer cements the listed toll road operator’s position as the dominant player in the NSW market.
SEC’s Volcker Rule revision plan seen as paving return for banks to back PE
The regulatory agency is seeking comment on proposals to ease restrictions that prohibit banks from investing in private equity funds.
Transurban clinches Australia’s last big privatisation with $6.7bn WestConnex bid
The consortium led by the toll-road operator – including Australian Super, CPPIB and Tawreed – beat competition from an IFM-led team, as Transurban gains control of 16 of the country’s 20 toll roads.
Q&A: Patria’s guide to investing in the region
Once beset by political and economic volatility, the region has become one of the world’s most attractive infrastructure investment destinations. Otavio Castello Branco, managing partner at Patria Investments, tells us why.
Australian competition watchdog clears Transurban’s WestConnex bid
The ACCC gives the green light to a consortium led by the toll road operator acquiring a 51% stake in Sydney Motorway Corporation, but the listed firm will have to publish data from existing concessions to level the playing field.
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