Reports
Q1 2016 league table analysis
Q1 2016 is the first quarter for which IJGlobal is publishing infrastructure finance tables...
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The global PPP market in the first half of this year continued its downward trend started in the second half last year. The deal volume fell to US$19 billion in total capital investments in project finance market; down by 43 per cent from the corresponding period last year.
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PPPs have always been more prominent in Western Europe, which remains a dominant market, followed by North America, Asia Pacific and Latin America. The Western European PPP market was worth US$11 billion in H1 2012, followed in volume of investment by North America (US$4 billion), Asia & Pacific (US$3 billion), and Latin America (US$1 billion).
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Global project finance activity in the first half of 2012 was as depleted as in the chilly first half of 2009. In some cases it was actually worse, as global activity has begun to shift away from Europe. Nearly four years after the collapse of Bear Stearns in the United States began a global banking crisis, the European sovereign debt crisis characterised by Greece’s struggle has erased any positi
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Renewable energy sector continues to be an interesting market for PF investment
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Debt is scarce and expensive, secondary market is under pressure and M&A activity has suffered
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The market continues to demonstrate resilience despite limited global growth
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A summation of headline data, segmental break-up of figures, analysis and market conjecture by each infra sector
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A detailed break-up of data, analysis and a discussion of the deal pipeline by region
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