By Amber Murray Thames Water has been in contact with Brookfield Infrastructure Partners and Global Infrastructure Partners about a £3.3bn emergency fundraising deal to help pay off some of the struggling utility’s large debt pile, according to reports. The firm, which is the largest of Britain’s privatised regional monopolies, has set itself a deadline of early November to assemble potential investors for the equity raise, according to the Telegraph. It has also reportedly approached US fund Stonepeak. Last month, Thames Water was made to appoint an independent monitor and develop a “suitable…