JPMorgan’s Weisdorf begins transition to new opportunity by Drew Campbell | Jul 21, 2014 Mark Weisdorf, the founder and former CEO and managing director of JPMorgan Asset Management's Infrastructure Investment Group, has left the firm to pursue a new opportunity in the infrastructure investment sector.
Partners Group launches Mexican energy fund by Reg Clodfelter | Jul 16, 2014 Partners Group has launched a new energy fund, Partners Group Mexican Energy Infrastructure 2014.
SBCERA commits $125m to real estate and infrastructure by Reg Clodfelter | Jul 14, 2014 The San Bernardino County (Calif.) Employees' Retirement Association has committed $125 million to real estate and infrastructure, divided between two funds.
Illinois commits $60m to real estate, $125m to infrastructure by Reg Clodfelter | Jul 11, 2014 The Illinois State Board of Investment has committed $30 million each to Ares European Real Estate Fund IV and Oaktree Real Estate Debt Fund, as well as $125 million to IFM Global Infrastructure Fund.
UBS raises $380m for second infrastructure fund by Reg Clodfelter | Jul 11, 2014 UBS Global Asset Management has raised $379.9 million for its second infrastructure fund, UBS International Infrastructure Fund II, according to a filing with the SEC.
Global Infrastructure Partners kicks off debt fund by Reg Clodfelter | Jul 9, 2014 New York City-based Global Infrastructure Partners is marketing its first-ever infrastructure debt fund, which will reportedly target brownfield and greenfield energy, transportation, water and wastewater assets.
AllianzGI launches U.K. infrastructure debt fund by Andrea Waitrovich | Jul 1, 2014 Allianz Global Investors has launched U.K. Infrastructure Debt Fund with £500 million ($858 million) target.
Texas C&D commits $100m to real estate, $70m to infrastructure by Reg Clodfelter | Jun 26, 2014 The $23.5 billion Texas County & District Retirement System committed $100 million to real estate and infrastructure.
NBIM to invest $9b annually in real estate through 2016, begin investing in infrastructure by Reg Clodfelter | Jun 26, 2014 Norway's $885 billion Government Pension Fund Global, managed by Norges Bank Investment Management, is planning to invest 1 percent of its total fund - roughly $8.8 billion - into global real estate each year until 2016, and will begin investing in infrastructure for the first time, according to its recently released 2014 -2016 strategic investment plan.
Sacramento commits $115m to infrastructure by Reg Clodfelter | May 21, 2014 The Sacramento County (Calif.) Employees' Retirement System has recently committed $115 million to infrastructure and energy.
Tacoma votes to commit up to $30m to infrastructure by Reg Clodfelter | May 20, 2014 The board of the $1.4 billion Tacoma (Wash.) Employees Retirement System has approved a commitment of up to $30 million to Pantheon Global Infrastructure Fund II, managed by Pantheon Ventures.
Tacoma votes to commit up to $30m to infrastructure by Reg Clodfelter | May 20, 2014 The board of the $1.4 billion Tacoma (Wash.) Employees Retirement System has approved a commitment of up to $30 million to Pantheon Global Infrastructure Fund II, managed by Pantheon Ventures.
Ohio School Employees commits $250m to infrastructure and real estate by Reg Clodfelter | May 9, 2014 The $12.26 billion School Employees Retirement System of Ohio has committed $200 million to IFM Global Infrastructure Fund, managed by IFM Investors, and $50 million to Lion Industrial Trust, managed by Clarion Partners.
FLAG Capital has $200m final close on infrastructure fund of funds by Reg Clodfelter | Apr 30, 2014 FLAG Capital Management has had a $200 million final close on FLAG Energy & Resources Partners III, an infrastructure fund of funds, according to a filing with the SEC.
U.S. state governments may need to bridge infrastructure gap by Drew Campbell | Apr 24, 2014 Moody's Investors Service notes that the United States' sizable ongoing infrastructure needs, coupled with stagnant federal and state gas tax revenues, threaten to put negative pressure on future state government budgets or trigger increased borrowing.
