Business, Management and Accounting
8 years ago

New equity funds drive capital flow to developing countries' infrastructure.

Infrastructure investment funds
Andrea Anayiotos

Paper Summary

Infrastructure investment funds are being used to attract institutional investors to invest in developing countries' infrastructure projects. These funds help spread the risk and provide long-term capital to private entities. This approach aims to bring in more equity and debt capital to developing countries, potentially boosting their local capital markets.

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