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Asia-PacificJuly 31 2007

The next stop for investment in public private partnerships

Bankers are looking at the BRIC countries to expand their business and to boost public private partnership portfolios. Which are the most appealing locations? Silvia Pavoni, John Rumsey, Ben Aris and Kala Rao report on the state of PPP development in Brazil, Russia, China and India .
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The world’s fastest growing economies need bigger and better infrastructures, so it is only natural to assume that Brazil, Russia, India and China (BRIC countries) should be pinpointed with a gold flag on any project financier’s atlas.

Europe has been using a project finance structure called public private partnership (PPP) for decades to develop its own infrastructure. Canada, South Africa and other countries have also recently been boosting their PPP portfolios.

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