Cloud service provider Tencent Cloud plans to expand its businesses globally as it launches its internet data centre in Jakarta, Indonesia

The IJGlobal organisers of IJAsia 21 have pulled together an outstanding line-up of speakers for a free-to-attend (industry professionals only) webinar that is being staged on 19 & 20 May

Johannesburg-based Harith General Partners has launched a $200 million fundraise to top up its Pan African Infrastructure Development Fund 2 (PAIDF 2)

The proposed sale of Singtel’s Australian mobile telecom tower Optus has kicked off today – targeting investors in both Australia and abroad

Chicago-based data center fund IPI Partners II has held a $3.8 billion final close

CityFibre has appointed Paul Wakefield to lead its build out of digital infrastructure in Edinburgh

The Gresham House British Strategic Investment Fund (BSIF) has made a £10.5 million investment in Borderlink Broadband Limited, a Scottish wireless and fibre broadband provider

IJInvestor has released its fundraising report for Q1 2021, when 21 funds reached a final close, raising a combined $18 billion

Ascenty has raised $925 million to build 5 data centers in Brazil and to expand the company’s fiber-optic network in the country

New Zealand's Financial Sector Amendment Bill, which outlines climate related disclosures, has been introduced to the parliament today and will receive its first reading this week

At the end of an unprecedented year since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, in 2021 IJGlobal releases for the first time a series of preliminary infrastructure and project finance league tables in all categories... this one focused on legal advisers

IJGlobal is hosting – virtually – a premier event bringing together government, institutional investors, developers, lenders, advisors, and funds focused on infrastructure and energy financing opportunities in Mexico

Rubicon Capital Advisors has hired Antonio Memmo as managing director and Owen Weihman as director, based in New York

The European Investment Bank today formally agreed to help manage up to €5 billion as part of Greece’s implementation of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan – Greece 2.0