CapAsia to launch $350m infrastructure fund
Singapore-based Capital Advisors Partners Asia (CapAsia) is in the process of launching a new infrastructure fund to invest in projects across Southeast Asia. The fund - CapAsia ASEAN Infrastructure III - will start out with $100 million and eventually expand its corpus to $350 million.
The fund will focus on projects in the power, renewable energy, transportation and telecommunication sectors in the likes of Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines and Vietnam. The Japan Bank for...
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