Infrastructure as business: The role of private investment capital
McKellar: James
Infrastructure as business: The role of private investment capital - New York, Routledge: 2024. - xvi, 263p., ref., ind., 23 cm X 15 cm
Recommended by: Banikanta Mishra
Content:
1. Defining Infrastructure. 2. What We Learn from History. 3. Who Owns Infrastructure. 4. Addressing the Infrastructure Gap. 5. Challenges in Moving Forward. 6. The Appeal of Real Assets. 7. Investing in Infrastructure. 8. Infrastructure as Business. 9. Elements of the Business Model. 10. Infrastructure Business Models. 11. The Global Market for Infrastructure Investments. 12. The Flow of Infrastructure Capital. 13. Perspectives on the Investment Industry. 14. Public Finance Challenges. 15. What is Sustainable Infrastructure. 16. Global Landscape of Climate Finance. 17. ESG and Responsible Investing. 18. Greenfield Project. 19. Challenges in Project Delivery. 20. Investing in Emerging and Frontier Economies. 21. Financing Infrastructure in Developing Countries. 22. Non-tangible Infrastructure Assets. 23. The Need for Creativity and Innovation. 24. Conclusion. Now and into the Future
978-1032493176
--infrastructure--economics--Public works Finance
363
Infrastructure as business: The role of private investment capital - New York, Routledge: 2024. - xvi, 263p., ref., ind., 23 cm X 15 cm
Recommended by: Banikanta Mishra
Content:
1. Defining Infrastructure. 2. What We Learn from History. 3. Who Owns Infrastructure. 4. Addressing the Infrastructure Gap. 5. Challenges in Moving Forward. 6. The Appeal of Real Assets. 7. Investing in Infrastructure. 8. Infrastructure as Business. 9. Elements of the Business Model. 10. Infrastructure Business Models. 11. The Global Market for Infrastructure Investments. 12. The Flow of Infrastructure Capital. 13. Perspectives on the Investment Industry. 14. Public Finance Challenges. 15. What is Sustainable Infrastructure. 16. Global Landscape of Climate Finance. 17. ESG and Responsible Investing. 18. Greenfield Project. 19. Challenges in Project Delivery. 20. Investing in Emerging and Frontier Economies. 21. Financing Infrastructure in Developing Countries. 22. Non-tangible Infrastructure Assets. 23. The Need for Creativity and Innovation. 24. Conclusion. Now and into the Future
978-1032493176
--infrastructure--economics--Public works Finance
363