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IJGlobal Asia Pacific Reports

  • IJGlobal Infrastructure Outlook - Market Views

    IJGlobal’s inaugural infrastructure market outlook report, with views and insights from the industry leaders across the globe

  • Pricing Trends

    A series of short analyses of pricing in select regions and sectors

  • IJ 2013 Global Project Finance Infrastructure Market Review – A Year of Recovery

    In 2013 the global infrastructure finance market recovered as both deal value and deal count went up. IJ records show that the total investments in global infrastructure reached US$280 billion, which was a 51 per cent increase from the preceding year. A total of 548 deals reached financial close, up by 30 per cent.

  • The Changing Role of ECAs and DFIs

    ECAs and DFIs have long been a staple of the infrastructure finance, supporting and supplementing commercial lending where appropriate. However, in a slow post crisis economic climate these institutions have become ever more prominent in global energy and infrastructure projects.

  • Equity Market Analysis 2013

    Among the multitude of infrastructure market stakeholders, sponsors/equity investors play a particularly significant role. Equity backing for projects has always been a vital component in developing infrastructure assets, where traditionally industrial construction style companies invest into equity and raise additional funds to cover project costs in the form of project finance debt.

  • The 2013 Philippine Energy & Infrastructure Business Forum

    The 2013 Philippine Energy & Infrastructure Business Forum

  • Global Airport Infrastructure Analysis

    Globally, airports and the aviation industry is on the slow path to recovery. Infrastructure investments in airports and the volume of M&A activity in the sector have suffered under the global economic downturn.

  • Offshore Wind Energy Market Analysis

    The offshore sector has long been touted by its supporters as a potentially substantial contributor to the world’s energy mix. The energy yields are higher and more consistent than onshore farms, so the argument goes. Despite this however, offshore wind projects remain localised to the European market where the majority of the best quality onshore sites have already been exploited.

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