Transport and Covid-19: responses and resources

The Potential of Private Institutional Investors for Financing Transport Infrastructure

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Date of Publication 30 April 2013
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Publication Type Discussion Paper
Tags Airports, Economic Infrastructure, Infrastructure, Infrastructure Financing, Investment, Investors, Pension Funds, Privatisation, Risk, Sovereign Wealth Funds, Tolls, Transport Infrastructure

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