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ARTICLE · 25 NOVEMBER 2014

How ‘Developing’ Is Outpacing ‘Developed’

Traditionally, developed countries such as the UK have led the way in utilising private investment models to fund public infrastructure development.

GlobalFinance and Banking

First published in Infrastructure Investor

Traditionally, developed countries such as the UK have led the way in utilising private investment models to fund public infrastructure development. However, global investors are now looking further afield when considering which markets to invest in, including emerging markets.

There are a number of factors which influence investor decisions as to where to invest. The sophisticated investor will seek political and regulatory certainty, financial viability of government entities, a market where the risks involved are clearly understood and the availability of a long-term pipeline of infrastructure projects. Political certainty demands a stable political system that is supportive of private infrastructure investment from global investors and which has prudent fiscal and budgetary discipline.

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