Lured by high-profile government infrastructure investment programmes and growing asset churn by utilities themselves, equity investors have flooded into the space. Many banks have spun their infrastructure funds off into standalone entities – for example, Eiser Infrastructure Partners was spun out of RBS/ABN Amro, and Antin Infrastructure Partners came out of BNP Paribas. HSBC’s specialist investments arm became InfrRed Capital Partners in May last year after a management buyout. On a much larger scale Deutsche Bank’s RREEF business is now under exclusive negotiations for sale to Guggenheim Partners.
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