Transactions Orange Concessions locks in €1.3b to boost fiber rollout across France Orange Concessions, a French fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) operator, has secured a €1.29 billion ($1.5 billion) refinancing…
Transactions CVC DIF to acquire large-scale hybrid solar PV and battery storage project in Chile CVC DIF, the dedicated infrastructure investment strategy of global private markets manager CVC, has agreed…
Investors OP&F contributes $80m to Meridiam infrastructure fund, posts positive one-year return The $20.16 billion Ohio Police & Fire Pension Fund (OP&F) greenlighted a commitment of up…
From the Current Issue A new era of infrastructure credit: Portfolio strategies evolve along with growing global investment opportunities by Beth Mattson-Teig As institutions work to diversify their growing credit portfolios, they are facing two key questions — where to deploy capital in an expanding global market and where infrastructure credit should sit within their portfolio allocations.
From the Current Issue Matching up: Link between infrastructure, real estate is essential for sustainable urban growth by Liz Wolf The connection between infrastructure investment and real estate development cannot be overemphasized. The quality and location of infrastructure systems including utilities, transportation and telecommunications are major factors shaping real estate investment and development decisions in cities in the United States and worldwide.
Resource Center Principal Asset Management’s Mansi Patel on infrastructure debt as a resilient asset class through market cycles
Investors Blackstone’s fourth secondaries fund receives $75m from SFERS The San Francisco Employees’ Retirement System (SFERS) has announced a commitment of $75 million to…
Investors San Diego City Employees reduces real estate allocation, bumps up infrastructure A motion to bump up the infrastructure allocation for the $11.8 billion San Diego City…
Research SPONSORED: Morrison — How AI is reshaping North America’s physical backbone In a sponsored report published in the September issue of Institutional Investing in Infrastructure (i3),…
From the Current Issue Think smaller for big results: The mid-market has a critical role to play in bolstering energy security by Spence Clunie Around the world, energy security is becoming a policy priority. In large part, this new focus stems from a fear of energy weaponization. In a world marked by increasingly volatile geopolitical tensions, interconnected energy systems can be used as pawns in conflicts.
From the Current Issue Solving the energy equation: Smart policy could keep the U.S. energy transition on track, but only if we get the math right by Izzet Bensusan Energy — cheap, reliable and abundant — has historically been one of the most critical enablers of American productivity. Why? Because energy is the key input for just about any economic activity, from manufacturing to transportation to simply keeping the lights on.