Infrastructure finance: Surviving the credit crunch



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by Richard Abadie

Across the globe, governments are increasingly turning to the private sector to fund critical infrastructure developments. Whether in the energy, environmental, transport or social infrastructure sectors, the private sector is funding the infrastructure assets which provide core public services.

At a time when governments are facing greater financial constraints than ever before, and should be turning to the private sector to meet the infrastructure funding gap, the financial markets are in turmoil due to the credit crunch.

What is the credit crunch, how has it affected the infrastructure markets, and what is the outlook for the future? One year on from the beginning of the credit crunch, we explore some of the issues surrounding the infrastructure marketplace and consider the impact of the credit crunch on the market's future.





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