Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have a vital role to play in
bridging the infrastructure gap across Asia.
Governments across the region are updating laws, streamlining
processes and opening doors for private investment. Project
pipelines are creating a more predictable deal flow that justifies
the initial cost for new market participants.
Multilateral Development Banks like the IFC, ADB and AIIB are
funding technical and legal consultants to help host governments
with feasibility studies and tender preparation. This has made
infrastructure projects more feasible and bankable, to attract the
limited capital available in the market.
'Now is the time to understand key markets. Our
Guides bring together insights from our experts across the region,
in collaboration with specialists from six local law firms.
Covering ten jurisdictions, the Guides analyse critical
developments across the region, including current frameworks,
investor issues and what’s ahead.'
