Reports
IJGlobal MEA Reports
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Global update and Africa focus: Export credit and development finance
This report is an update to “Power Shift”, our 2013 Report on the Rise of Export Credit and Development Finance in Major Projects. In this paper, we provide an up-to-date snapshot of volumes and sources of project funding on a global, regional and pan-Africa basis. We have also included a Focus on Africa, featuring contributions from leading practitioners in the market.
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IJGlobal’s Project Finance Infrastructure Review H1 2014
Manjot GobindpuriIJGlobal’s First Half 2014 Review is the first that we have produced since the merger of Infrastructure Journal and Project Finance Magazine, and draws on our improved and expanded database.
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Global PPP Market Review
Muhabbat MahmudovaGlobal economic conditions have improved, and global infrastructure investment rose, in 2013. But at the same time PPP investment declined, particularly for new-build projects with high construction costs. As a result, the global PPP market is now in its third year of decline, and the number of project financings to close in the market continues to fall.
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IJGlobal Infrastructure Outlook - Market Views
Manjot GobindpuriIJGlobal’s inaugural infrastructure market outlook report, with views and insights from the industry leaders across the globe
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Year in Review 2013: Middle East
Manjot GobindpuriA look back at some of the largest and most significant energy and infrastructure project to reach financial close in the Middle East during 2013
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Pricing Trends
Manjot GobindpuriA series of short analyses of pricing in select regions and sectors
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Year in Review 2013: Europe and Africa
Manjot GobindpuriA look back at the Deals of the Year winners in Europe and Africa in 2013 and what made these deals significant
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IJ 2013 Global Project Finance Infrastructure Market Review – A Year of Recovery
Dan Tallis & Muhabbat MahmudovaIn 2013 the global infrastructure finance market recovered as both deal value and deal count went up. IJ records show that the total investments in global infrastructure reached US$280 billion, which was a 51 per cent increase from the preceding year. A total of 548 deals reached financial close, up by 30 per cent.