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I Squared Capital was founded in 2012 by former senior executives at Morgan Stanley, including Sadek Wahba, Adil Rahmathulla, and Gautam Bhandari. [1] In 2015, the firm closed its first fund, ISQ Global Infrastructure Fund LP, with $3 billion in total commitments with investments from the Rhode Island State Investment Commission, the New Mexico Educational Retirement Board, and Mitsubishi ...
I Squared Capital's offer is set to trump an earlier bid by China Mobile that offered HK$5.23 per share, said the sources, adding, however, that the firm is not keen to pay more than HK$6 apiece ...
Sadek Wahba (born 1965) is an American economist and businessman. He is the founder and managing partner of the Miami-based global infrastructure investment company I Squared Capital, [2] and the author of Build: Investing in America's Infrastructure. [3]
Corsell is currently a Partner at I Squared Capital, where he is a member of the firm's Operating Committee and created the firm’s technology investment strategy. [45] In January 2021, I Squared announced the acquisition of Atlantic Power Corporation on the TFC Utilities platform for approximately $1 billion; the deal closed in May 2021. [46]
In another example, Australia's HMC Capital said on Nov. 21 that strong interest from investors had led the company to upsize the IPO of its data centres business DigiCo REIT by A$100 million to A ...
In 2015 he secured an investment of US$150 million in equity funding from I Squared Capital, an American investing company. [1] As of 2017, Amplus is one of the largest companies in the OPEX project development space according to Bridge To India, a consultancy and knowledge services provider specialising in renewable energy. [11]
Outbreaks of the highly contagious stomach virus are more than double what they were last year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says
The parent company of Asia Cube Global was a private equity fund. In turn the fund was managed by I Squared Capital. [1] [11] Financial Times described the disinvestment was "come after several similar divestments by tycoon families in Hong Kong." [11] It was previously rumoured to sell to the same buyer of WTT HK in June 2017. [2]