Reports

IJGlobal Transport Reports

  • IJGlobal League Tables – a slow Q3

    IJGlobal has published its league tables for international infrastructure and energy finance reflecting activity in the third quarter of 2023, which compares poorly to recent performance – leading to a slump year of activity. The final quarter tends to be the most active, but it is unlikely performance will turn 2023 into anything but a slow year for deal activity and capital deployed

  • IJGlobal Energy Transition Report 2023

    The Energy Transition Report 2023 – once again lifting the lid on this key element of international infrastructure finance which has seen early movers make significant strides as the industry takes action now in readiness for global regulation

  • The IJGlobal market review

    As IJGlobal wades through data from the first half of this year, it’s timely to publish regional snapshots of the first quarter, spotting trends as the infrastructure finance community struggles in a challenging market

  • Funds Report – Q1 fundraising bottoms out

    The first quarter of 2023 could best be described as slow on the fundraising front. After a record-setting year for closed-end fundraising in 2022, the first quarter of 2023 has fallen flat

  • League Tables – Q1 down, but not (entirely) out

    The anticipated slump in global activity across greenfield finance – and refinance – of infrastructure and energy has played out this quarter with significant declines recorded in Q1 2023

  • Leagues Tables – Full Year 2022

    Infrastructure finance remained steady throughout 2022 despite geopolitical turmoil that roiled markets after Russia invaded Ukraine in February

  • Funds and Investors Report FY 2022 – life returns to fundraising

    Last year saw a return to pre-pandemic fundraising for closed-end infrastructure funds, according to IJGlobal research

  • Q3 Funds Report – 2022 to be record fundraise year

    Having compiled all the IJInvestor data on infrastructure closed-end fundraising for the third quarter of 2022, the headline figure already almost outstrips full-year 2021… with a record-breaking tally clearly on the cards

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