With an outstanding track record spanning over 20 years, €5.9 billion in direct infrastructure debt and equity investments made since inception, and
€3.0 billion of funds currently under management,
we are one of the world’s largest and most experienced independent infrastructure managers.
We are a long-term investor, partnering with clients to invest in true infrastructure assets that protect real investment value, while providing predictable cash returns. This is achieved by investing in assets with clear and measurable cash flows and adding value through active asset management.
October 2018
Infrastructure assets will naturally be affected by disruption. In Part 2 of the 4 part series , we focus on power systems and how technological, environmental and sociological factors are changing the way the sector works.
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September 2018
Infrastructure assets will naturally be affected by disruption. In Part 1 of the 4 part series , we explore the key disruptive elements for infrastructure investors focusing on technology, digitisation and climate change.
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August 2018
With an opposition party leader wanting to renationalise the sector and a regulator demanding “profound change”, investors in the UK water sector are currently cautious. This feature article looks at the impact on the sector of the UK water regulator, Ofwat, in its recent price determination as strong performers look to earn increased incentive payments whilst their poorer performing cousins may suffer tougher penalties than in the past.
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December 2017
A significant demand / supply imbalance for large, core infrastructure assets in the traditional OECD markets of Europe and North America has compressed projected investment returns for private market investors. This article explores the merits of investing in Developed Asia infrastructure, a low-risk region that faces less competition.
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September 2017
Whilst emerging market economies are keen for private capital to invest in their many infrastructure projects, private investment to date has been relatively restrained. We discuss the key risks that need to be overcome in order for emerging markets to get a bigger piece of the infrastructure allocation pie.
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Sydney Airport is Australia’s largest airport and operates under a long-term lease from the Australian Government. Sydney Airport is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: SYD). The capital indexed bonds mature in 2020 and provide an inflation-linked coupon of 3.76%.
DCT Gdansk is Poland’s largest and fastest growing container facility, and the only deep-water terminal in the Baltic Sea Region having direct ocean vessel calls from the Far East. With a total capacity of 3.0 million TEUs, the port is the natural gateway to CEE, Belarus, Russia and Ukraine for some of the world’s major shipping lines.
Peninsula Link is a 27-kilometre freeway located in South-East Melbourne connecting the suburbs of Frankston and Mount Martha. The project was procured under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) which involved the design, construction in addition to the long-term maintenance and operation of the freeway. Peninsula Link commenced operations in 2013 and, given its structure as an availability PPP, is not subject to demand risk.
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