Aberdeen Global Infrastructure Partners Fund II

Europe Legal Chronicle. June 10, 2024

MM Capital’s Acquisition of Three Social Infrastructure PPP Projects in Australia

By Laura Testa

White & Case LLP has advised Aberdeen Global Infrastructure Partners Fund II (abrdn) and Macquarie Capital’s Infrastructure and Energy Capital division (Macquarie Capital) on the deal....

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