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Shaun Drummond

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As seen in: Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Australian Financial Review, Brisbane Times, Debtwire, PrimeResi, Infralogic
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Brisbane Airport tests Asian term loan market

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By Shaun Drummond, Rob Clow, Edith Leung
| Infralogic
News (Intelligence) Brisbane Airport is looking to raise about AUD 200m-300m (USD 127-190m) through an eight-year Asian term loan, three sources said. Lenders are watching the potential deal closely to see what pricing the airport gets as this is one of the longer tenor loans that has been tried in the market, one of the sources said, adding that they expect the transaction to conclude next month.
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Foresight Australian infra fund to be wound up

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By Shaun Drummond, Rouhan Sharma
| Infralogic
News (Intelligence) Foresight Australia’s Diversified Infrastructure Trust (DIF) will be wound up and its assets sold over the next three years. The move was disclosed by True Infrastructure – a fund of funds investor in Foresight’s Australian funds, including DIT, the Energy Infrastructure Trust (EIT) and Australian Renewables Income Fund (ARIF) – in its quarterly report for the three months through December. It said that during the quarter DIT unitholders voted for a sale of its assets.
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Morrison raising new USD 2bn fund

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By Shaun Drummond, Stefano Berra Verified, Edith Leung
| Infralogic
News (Intelligence) Morrison expects to reach first close on a new USD 2bn Value Add fund by about mid-year, two sources said. The New Zealand-based infra fund manager should be able to establish anchor investor commitments for about a third of the total within a month for the global fund, followed by a first close of about USD 1bn later this year, they said. The fund will target equity investments of about USD 300-500m.
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