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  • Service: Advisory
    Type: Business and industry issue
    Date: 7/13/2009

    A global crisis in infrastructure 

    This article looks at the impact of current markets on infrastructure around the world — specifically in the U.K, Australia, Singapore, and the U.S. KPMG professionals provide insight into the situation facing governments around the world, and consider options for how best to plug the widening gap between social and economic need and infrastructure funding in global markets.
    A global crisis in infrastructure
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    The critical messages for governments to consider are:

     

    • remain flexible and open to a variety of possible financing solutions as markets to ebb and flow
    • create risk-sharing mechanisms that employ the strengths of both the public and private sectors to help ease the pressures of financial uncertainty keep project financiers working and the deals flowing
    • drive new sources of funding that can open up the markets to institutional investors with deep pockets and long term commitments

     

    If these messages are heeded, then ecomonic stimulus may mark the starting point of the response to the global infrastructure challenge.

     

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