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Key findings from Outlook for Infrastructure 2009
June 2009
From Obama to Brown, world leaders have called on the infrastructure industry to get the world economy motoring again, and while direct government intervention and the unblocking of some key projects will go some way to jump start the world’s economic system, the trillion dollar stimulus that project finance could contribute is in large part years away from entering the real economy. Less than 10% appears ‘shovel ready’ and in most cases the diggers will remain idle for some time yet.
Outlook for Infrastructure looks at the pipeline for infrastructure and energy projects and examines if they are able to come to the aide of the global economy.
- Lane change into the new normal economy - Feb 2010
- Key findings from Outlook for Infrastructure 2009 - June 2009
- The path to developing the P3 market in the Americas - April 2009
- The future of Infrastructure in the downturn - February 2009
News
Freshfields appoints new global infrastructure and transport head View
G20 anti-bribery inconsistencies raise challenges and costs for international businesses View
Briefings
Outlook for infrastructure 2011: getting Europe back on track. Will the 2020 Project Bond Initiative kick-start infrastructure investment? View
Americas infrastructure investors forum: infrastructure investment in a maturing market View
Awards
Asia-Pacific infrastructure deal of the year - Project Finance Magazine Awards (2010)
APAC infrastructure deal of the year 2009 - Project Finance Magazine (2009)
View all awardsContacts
- Jessica Lumby
- Business development manager