North America

How about 1% for infrastructure?(2)

The shortcomings in US infrastructure have received much attention. Jay Brown (pictured) and Robin Priest argue that a modest channeling of income tax revenue could be a big step towards addressing the problem

Summit hits $317m for credit fund(3)

Summit Partners is less than $33m away from a $350m target on its credit fund, which launched last year.

Pamlico in 2.7x financial services exit(2)

The firm will sell its minority stake in equipment finance company GreatAmerica back to its owners for $95m, having grown earnings by 400%, says managing partner Eric Eubank.

Pamlico in 2.7x financial services exit

The firm will sell its minority stake in equipment finance company GreatAmerica back to its owners for $95m, having grown earnings by 400%, says managing partner Eric Eubank.

Pamlico in 2.7x financial services exit(3)

The firm will sell its minority stake in equipment finance company GreatAmerica back to its owners for $95m, having grown earnings by 400%, says managing partner Eric Eubank.

First Reserve buys into Bulgarian solar plant(3)

The US-based fund, which raised a $1.2bn energy infrastructure fund last year, teamed up with Crescent Capital and ACWA Power to acquire the 60MW photovoltaic plant from SunEdison.

First Reserve buys into Bulgarian solar plant(2)

The US-based fund, which raised a $1.2bn energy infrastructure fund last year, teamed up with Crescent Capital and ACWA Power to acquire the 60MW photovoltaic plant from SunEdison.

First Reserve buys into Bulgarian solar plant

The US-based fund, which raised a $1.2bn energy infrastructure fund last year, teamed up with Crescent Capital and ACWA Power to acquire the 60MW photovoltaic plant from SunEdison.

Private equity eyes Russia’s depreciating infrastructure(2)

Russia’s depreciating infrastructure and shrinking government budgets are driving the demand for private money to fund infrastructure projects, with private equity well-positioned to capitalise on the opportunity, write MRIF director Pavel Nazarov (pictured) and Squire Sanders partner Christopher Rose.

Fund lawyers on the move(2)

US law firms have been luring fund specialists away from their European rivals as they look to establish a greater foothold in the region. But don’t write off the old guard yet. Claire Coe Smith reports