BBGI trust to drop Bilfinger name
Bilfinger's opportunity set dries up, leading BBGI trust to propose a rebrand to shareholders
Bilfinger's opportunity set dries up, leading BBGI trust to propose a rebrand to shareholders
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Knee-jerk share price reactions indicated the Government actually managed to keep its rabbit in the hat, for a change
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Earlier this month the European Commission introduced plans to create a new type of investment fund for more illiquid assets, such as infrastructure, which can be passported around Europe.
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Investments in real assets, such as timberland and infrastructure, can lower the volatility of mixed asset funds without hampering returns, according to think tank Global Financial Institute.
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The John Laing Infrastructure Fund (JLIF) has agreed the acquisition of 11 operational and yielding assets in a deal worth around £123m.
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George Osborne is to announce long-term capital commitments to infrastructure today while slashing spending by £11.5bn in election year, marking the sixth consecutive year of cuts, as he unveils capital spending priorities for the next five years.
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Axa Investment Managers is to commit 10bn to infrastructure debt in Europe over the next five years and has appointed Axa Real Estate to manage the investment.
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The Source Morningstar US Energy Infrastructure MLP Ucits ETF has attracted $45m since its launch last month, and the fund is now available to retail investors in seven more European countries.
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Source ETF has launched Europe’s first US energy infrastructure ETF offering European investors exposure to an otherwise difficult to access asset class.
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Markets may be on the rise, but a look at the investment trust universe proves investors' thirst for income and quality equity growth stories remains very much intact.
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Legg Mason and Western Asset are launching an infrastructure debt fund to capitalise on the predicted growth in global infrastructure investment.
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As a diversifier away from equities alone infrastructure offers investors a great deal but, as Caroline Shaw argues, it is its qualities as a real asset that makes it stand out even further.
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