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IJInvestor League Tables Q1 – ranking infra managers and ...

IJInvestor – the infrastructure funds and M&A hub within IJGlobal – today launches its debut quarterly report ranking the industry by funds raised, profiling the organisations that lead performance on an international and regional level

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  • IJInvestor Funds & Investors Report – full-year 2018

    A new record has been set by global unlisted infrastructure funds for fundraising in the full-year 2018 with $103.6 billion raised to be deployed through equity and debt across an increasingly diverse range of assets

  • Q3 2018 – League Tables

    In a partial replay of recent league tables, this calendar year has seen the same set of lending teams dominate the international infrastructure finance scene as two Japanese banks lead the table, with ING hot on their heels, followed by three French institutions

  • IJGlobal has published its second issue of the IJInvestors Funds & Investors Report – this one reporting on fundraising activity by global infrastructure funds in the first half of 2018

  • Power & Renewables Report 2018

    IJGlobal takes a look at the main trends impacting the power and renewable energy sectors at a time of rapid evolution in the latest edition of this annual report

  • H1 2018 – League Tables

    The hotly-anticipated global Infrastructure Finance and Project Finance league tables for the first half of 2018 have now been published by IJGlobal.

  • Funds & Investors Report 2018

    IJInvestor's Funds & Investors Report is out, revealing interesting results for the fundraising and capital deployment environment across unlisted, closed-ended funds globally (as of the end of Q1 2018).

  • The last year of global infrastructure finance has witnessed a marked uptick on 2016 figures and – once late data has filtered in – could even log a step-up in activity on 2015

  • Q3 2017 league table analysis

    As the painful decline of greenfield activity in global infrastructure finance continues, a section of the market can at least cheer a revival of capital markets deals

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