Infrastructure financing – an overview
Infrastructure assets cover a wide variety of areas from airports and telecommunications networks to hospitals and schools. At a very high level, they support economic growth by delivering essential services and facilities that are difficult to replicate or replace. These assets are often characterised by having
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