Institutional Investing in Infrastructure

July/August 2009 Vol. 2 No. 3

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Infrastructure

Infrastructure Transaction Activity in the Americas: Recent Evidence

This past year has been a pivotal one for the future of infrastructure in the Americas region. While the state of the global economy and financial markets have been suffering, investment in infrastructure is seen as a panacea for stimulating growth, encouraging private and public sectors to work together, and bringing new investment opportunities to the forefront.

Infrastructure

Shop Talk: A Conversation with Hans-Martin Aerts

Hans-Martin Aerts is the head of Infrastructure Asia with APG Asset Management, which was founded in March 2008. The firm specializes in managing pension capital, offering asset management services to the pension funds of the government, education and construction sectors, and housing corporations in the Netherlands. Aerts is based in APG’s Hong Kong office, and he is responsible for managing infrastructure investments in Asia. Institutional Investing in Infrastructure editor Drew Campbell recently spoke with Aerts about Asian infrastructure markets.

Infrastructure

Shop Talk: A Conversation with Bruce Blanning

Bruce Blanning is executive director of Professional Engineers in California Government (PECG), which represents 13,000 engineers and related professionals employed by the state of California. About 70 percent of these employees work for Caltrans, planning, designing, inspecting and operating the state highways and some transit operations in California. Others work on the State Water Project, dams, hospitals, schools and other infrastructure, as well as the Air Resources Board, Energy Commission, Public Utilities Commission and other agencies serving Californians. Institutional Investing in Infrastructure editor Drew Campbell recently spoke with Blanning about public-private partnerships (P3).

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