First close achieved for Whitehelm Capital Infrastructure Debt Partners I fund
Whitehelm Capital Infrastructure Debt Partners I fund has achieved it's first close and raised the targeted amount of EUR 500 million (US$ 546.12 million). The fund is managed by Whitehelm Capital and it is part of company's Australian superannuation funds portfolio. The fund achieved it's targeted amount through European investors.
The fund will invest in debt issued by defensive and non-cyclical infrastructure borrowers from countries in Europe, USA, UK, etc. The fund has already made commitments to invest in utility and broadcast infrastructure business.
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February 10, 2020
DIF Capital Partners sells portfolio of UK PPP assets
DIF Infrastructure III (DIF III) and DIF Infrastructure IV (DIF IV) announced the sale of their stakes in a portfolio of eight UK PPP assets to Equitix, a UK-based infrastructure fund manager. The po...
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February 07, 2020
Ancala Partners closes second fund at EUR735m
Ancala Partners LLP, a UK-based independent infrastructure investment manager, has reached the final close for its Ancala Infrastructure Fund II with EUR735 million (US$808.49 million). Th...
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February 07, 2020
National Infrastructure Commission of UK launches design principles for Infrastructure
National Infrastructure Commission in the UK has launched the guidelines for design principles for National Infrastructure. The document is developed by the Commission’s Design Group i...
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February 06, 2020
National Audit Office in the UK issues report, considers private finance key challenge for NHS
The National Audit Office (NAO) has issued a report "Review of capital expenditure in the NHS" where it discusses the postponement of a replacement for Private Finance Initiative (PFI) model as a key...
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February 06, 2020
UK launches PIN for Heat Networks Financial Services Initiative
Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) in the UK has issued prior information notice (PIN) for the Heat Networks Financial Services Initiative. The aim of the Initiative i...
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