Chris Josselyn

The energy-focused private equity firm, which fell short of its $600m target, called its most recent fundraise a 'gratifying and humbling' experience.

Last month’s £1.5 billion sale of London Gatwick Airport to Global Infrastructure Partners was one of the standout infrastructure deals of the year. So much so in fact that when news of the deal broke in the early morning of 21 October, a lot of people had a view on it. Here’s what some of the many interested parties had to say after learning that Britain’s second-busiest airport will have a new owner in December, provided the transaction reaches regulatory closure.

The US asset manager has bought a 50% stake in three UK wind farms owned by Centrica, the parent company of British Gas.

The Singapore-listed Macquarie International Infrastructure Fund is to sell 71.6% of its holding in the unlisted Macquarie European Infrastructure Fund to a group of undisclosed investors for S$132m. The proceeds will partly go toward paying off the firm's debt.

The CEE-focused private equity house is teaming up with Czech investment company J&T Group to back a spin-off holding company focusing on energy investments.

The firm has become the first energy-focused private equity investor to sign up to the ESG principles.

Prime minister Gordon Brown has unveiled proposals to sell ‘non-financial’ assets including transport infrastructure, student loans, a uranium processing business and a state-owned bookmaker.

The London-listed renewable energy firm has rejected a £90.5m offer from Terra Firma-owned Infinis Energy, saying it ‘significantly undervalues’ the company.

The £3.2bn London Pension Fund Authority is looking to redeploy part of its cash pile in investments in private equity and infrastructure.

The firms have placed 6.55bn pesos of equity for a 32% stake in Mexican toll road operator Red de Carreteras de Occidente, through a new investment vehicle designed to encourage institutional investors to provide finance to infrastructure projects.