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Infrastructure assets have provided stability and protection for investors, helping to sustain private equity (PE) deal activity and fundraising through a period of macroeconomic uncertainty.

In an article in the last Peckar & Abramson Newsletter, Winter 2006/2007 entitled "Public-Private Partnerships: Protecting the General Contractor," Mark R. Berry introduced the subject of public-private partnerships (PPP), and described some of the construction risks that arise in PPP highway projects.

Most Paycheck Protection Program ("PPP") borrowers are working toward full forgiveness of their PPP loans and are anxious to get this process started.

Most Paycheck Protection Program ("PPP") borrowers are working toward full forgiveness of their PPP loans and are anxious to get this process started.

A monthly round-up of space industry developments for the information of our clients and friends.

The prospect that oil prices might remain high for the foreseeable future is forcing both governments and the private sector to explore other sources of transportation fuels besides oil.

This Practice Note considers the meaning of the term "structure" in a project finance transaction and identifies the key issues that may inform the approach to structuring such a transaction.

n October 2018, the landmark bipartisan Better Utilization of Investments Leading to Development (BUILD) Act...

Project finance has endured as a structure-of-choice for complex, capital-intensive infrastructure investments.

On December 15, 2004 the SEC approved new rules that will for the first time provide a comprehensive securities regulatory framework for publicly issued mortgage-backed and asset-backed securities (collectively referred to herein as "ABS").

On December 21, 2020, a bipartisan majority in each house of Congress passed an omnibus Consolidated Appropriations Act for fiscal year 2021 (The Act).

California's Attorney General challenges the federal government's decision to cancel an offshore wind lease in favor of fossil fuel investments, while global pumped storage capacity surpasses 200 GW and major solar and battery storage projects advance across the western United States. The renewable energy sector continues its rapid expansion with significant financing closures and new transmission infrastructure coming online to support clean energy distribution.

Foreign investors have a rare opportunity during 2006 to profit by buying "non-tradable shares" in Chinese companies that are partly owned by the government while such shares remain undervalued and then benefit from securities market reforms that will lead to conversion of the shares into tradable securities.