Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing continues its investment spree with the acquisition of the struggling fund management business of Orchard Capital Investments via various cash injections, loans, underwritings and rights issues totalling about A$200 million.
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing continues its investment spree with the acquisition of the struggling fund management business of Orchard Capital Investments via various cash injections, loans, underwritings and rights issues totalling about A$200 million.
We asked leading professionals in the infrastructure asset class for their thoughts on what next year has in store. Today’s opinions come from Gershon Cohen, Hans Meissner, Paul Kraske and Tony Mallin.
We asked leading professionals in the infrastructure asset class for their thoughts on what next year has in store. Today’s opinions come from Alain Rauscher (pictured), Bindu Lohani, Stephen Vineburg and Joel Moser.
With Japan still reeling from the largest earthquake in its history, private equity business in the country has been put on pause.
Macquarie Infrastructure Partners II will pay $526m for Houston-based WCA Waste Corp, which is active in the Midwest and Southwest of the US. The deal marks the second US waste management acquisition for Macquarie.
The New York-based private equity giant will acquire a nine-loan portfolio, backed by US hotel, retail and office properties, from struggling German bank Eurohypo on behalf of the firm’s latest global real estate fund.
Some improbable events took place in 2011. In our final newsletter of the year, we take a completely unscientific approach to weighing up the probability of certain other significant developments happening in 2012.
Elaine Chan has left the foundation to join the investment office of The Johnson Company, following well-known LP Rick Slocum, who left Robert Wood Johnson in August to become CIO of the family office.
The ratings agency offers a ‘negative’ outlook for India’s infrastructure sector with only traces of solace. Power is more vulnerable than the transportation sector, although the agency is prepared to issue a wave of downgrades and outlook changes in 2012.