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Data analysis: Japan’s solar boom

Japan’s solar power sector had a record year in 2016 but with one of the world’s most generous feed-in-tariffs (FIT) set to be faded out, the boom could be short-lived

M6 Toll: IFM Investors grasps the majority stake

Creditors Mizuho Bank and US hedge fund Centerbridge Partners have sold their debt in the M6 Toll to Macquarie Bank in a deal which blindsided the wider creditor committee and prompted IFM to scamble to take a controlling stake in the asset

A tale of two budgets

Whereas Canada looks to deter new oil and gas drilling, the US budget looks to double down on fossil fuels

SWFs, Brexit and UK infrastructure

Will Brexit mean more Middle Eastern capital for UK infrastructure?

GCC refinancings drop by a third

Refinancing deal value closing throughout the GCC dipped by 34% in 2016, according to IJGlobal data. The downward trend is expected to continue with fewer refinancings set to close in 2017, sources say

Krammer wind park, the Netherlands

The sponsors of the €200 million ($217.3 million) 102MW Krammer onshore wind project in the Netherlands reached financial close on the project in March 2017

Northwest Parkway acquisition, US

The financing of the acquisition of the Northwest Parkway toll road in Denver, Colorado, has gone beyond prior toll road acquisitions last year to further utilise and test the liquidity of the US private placement market

The road to India

Investors have shied away from investing in India in the past. But Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners are now looking to take advantage.

Unbundling Saudi’s power market

A consequence of Saudi Arabia’s intended economic pivot away from its reliance on oil will be a liberalisation of the country's power market through the unbundling and spinning out a number of entities in the generation and transmission sectors

Is the UK still the leading European infrastructure market?

It is common to hear London-based infrastructure professionals complain about the pipeline for domestic greenfield projects, but exactly how active is the UK market in comparison to the rest of Europe?

Data Analysis: Ontario leads North America procurements

Of the total 28 ongoing PPP projects at pre-financing stage in North America, 16 are located in Canada and 12 of these are from just one province – Ontario, IJGlobal data reveals

Six Nations: England vs Ireland

In tribute to the final weekend of the Six Nations IJGlobal pips Ireland and England against one another for infrastructure investment

Interview: Singaporean Finance Minister, Indranee Rajah

Singapore’s Senior Minister of State for Finance and Law, Indranee Rajah, tells IJGlobal how Singapore will become a regional infrastructure and financing hub

The rise of the core-plus fund manager

Recent final closes on core-plus and value-added funds prove there is institutional investor appetite outside of core infrastructure

Interview: Mayor Mancera of Mexico City

Mexico City is going green. The metropolis, home to 21 million inhabitants, is taking decisive action against climate change through the launch of new sustainable infrastructure projects

“Standard Aberdeen” and UK infrastructure

Standard Life this week announced a £3.8 billion takeover deal of rival asset management firm Aberdeen Asset Management. But what does it mean for the pair's infrastructure activities?