Quercus broadens Italy expansion in major solar investor deal

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UK firm buys Antin Solar Investments in 50:50 joint venture with Swiss Life Asset Managers

London-based green infrastructure investment specialist Quercus Assets Selection has purchased Italian solar investment firm Antin Solar Investments (ASI) in a joint venture with Swiss Life Asset Managers....

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