A model by Singapore’s Clifford Capital is the latest capital recycling practice in Asian infrastructure debt.
4 min read · 08 January 2020
The Dutch firm has put London-based partner Paul Nash, who has been with DIF since 2008, in charge of the strategy.
1 min read · 17 December 2019
How Anglo-Saxon and Dutch pension funds are helping to transform the world economy, with alternative assets on their radars. By Nicolas Firzli
4 min read · 16 December 2019
Real assets are a large but often hidden part of the private debt world.
3 min read · 02 December 2019
The Montreal-based firm has made its first investment through the fund, backing a Greek solar farm with a long-term off-take agreement.
2 min read · 27 November 2019
The World Bank unit is de-risking investments as it pulls blue-chip investors into its emerging markets platform. Adalla Kim reports
2 min read · 07 November 2019
The Paris-based manager has held a final close on the fund, which will focus on investment-grade European infrastructure and aims to provide up to €75m of debt per project.
1 min read · 05 November 2019
Two Japanese insurance giants – Dai-ichi Life and Nippon Life – have broadened their infrastructure debt scope from anchor investments in funds to making direct structured loans. Adalla Kim reports
4 min read · 04 November 2019
With bank appetites having been curtailed, new investors of all stripes are flocking to this recession-resistant segment of the market, say Hadley Peer Marshall and Ian Simes of Brookfield Infrastructure.
5 min read · 01 November 2019
In volatile times, infrastructure debt is one part of the investment universe in which LP support remains strong, finds Claire Coe Smith
6 min read · 01 November 2019
