Phil Green has been promoted to managing director at SMBC in London, cementing his role as head of growth infrastructure finance at the Japanese bank

Gresham House has invested a further £50 million into Wildanet, an alternative broadband network provider in Cornwall, via British Sustainable Infrastructure Fund II

CityFibre has been awarded 3 contracts under the UK Government’s £5 billion Project Gigabit programme

Word reaches IJGlobal that last week one of the most senior figures in European infrastructure and energy served notice at BlackRock

City of Ukiah in California has issued an RFP seeking a private partner to expand business and residential broadband access using a fibre optic middle-mile network via a P3

US data centre and colocation service provider Digital Realty has announced the purchase of a 36,000 square metre land parcel located on its existing Amsterdam Schiphol campus

A $2.5 billion equity strategy will hold a final close by the end of the year according to a source

Listed vehicle Digital 9 has appointed Gailina Liew as an independent non-executive director and member of the company's management engagement and risk committees with effect from 1 July 2023

Future Fiber has made its debut debt to deliver roll out open-access fiber-to-the-home networks across the US

Stafford Capital Partners has appointed Valentina Abbott as global head of client solutions, based in London, to help grow the firm’s sustainable alternative investment vehicles

Africa-focused mobile telecoms firm Eastcastle has signed an $80 million debt package with 3 lenders for its $208 million mobile network towers project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

AirTrunk, an Asia Pacific and Japan hyperscale data centre specialist, has announced plans to build its second data centre in Hong Kong

Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan has appointed Bruce Crane executive managing director and head of Asia-Pacific region, succeeding Ben Chan who retired earlier this month

H.I.G. Capital has hired John Bruen as managing director in its London office – effective from 1 August

The IFC is considering a €375 million debt package for Rabat-based Maroc Telecom to support the latter’s telecommunications business across Africa