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| | | Synchron director Don Trapnell provided an update on his group's partnership with AIA Australia, announced just over a year ago, saying it will end "the industry's love affair with yearly renewable premium rates." Trapnell argued that Australia is the ... |
| | | | ... liquid strategies to enhance returns. Many alternative asset classes, such as long lease property, infrastructure and renewables, are able to provide inflation protection, along with secure income streams, to take care of investors' need for cash flo ... |
| | | | The Powering Australian Renewables Fund, on behalf of the QIC Global Infrastructure Fund and the Future Fund, has reached financial close on the Silverton Wind Farm. QIC announced it had achieved the $450 million required to fund the development of ... |
| | | | ... Australia's largest wind farms. The bank is co-financing the project with the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, CWP Renewables, Partners Group, Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation and Denmark's export credit agency EKF to build the Sapphire Wind ... |
| | | | ... in markets like the US). Furthermore, there is a global demand to invest in new types of infrastructure - including renewables, nuclear and natural gas - due to concerns about fossil fuels. UBS Asset Management head Bryce Doherty also commented, saying ... |
| | | | ... investment officer Matt Whineray said: "We are attracted to the risk adjusted returns that are available in global renewables, and the investment in Longroad, with the capability that the team offers, will help us access this sector and the shifting ... |
| | | | ... Global Infrastructure Fund and the Future Fund will see a total of $800 million invested in the Powering Australian Renewables Fund (PARF) to fund more than 1,000MW of large-scale renewable energy projects. PARF aims to eventually generate approximately ... |
| | | | ... opportunities. "There are assets out there that are reasonably priced, with more coming to market, particularly in the renewables space," Pickering said. "The mid-market, often overshadowed by mega deals, remains less crowded and more receptive to firms ... |
| | | | ... change in the short-term and under-estimate it in the long-term. "Everyone says oh my goodness we're going to move to renewables and fossil fuels will become stranded assets and then they become really cheap. It then becomes an attractive opportunity ... |
| | | | ... his reasons for the German legislation, Fell said, "What we had to do was create the conditions to make investing in renewables attractive," he said. "This encouraged innovation and promoted mass production." "Politicians need to create a framework for ... |
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