Sustainable funding of infrastructure projects - Andrew JAGGERS, AustraliaOECD Governance
This presentation was made by Andrew JAGGERS, Australia, at the 11th Annual Meeting of the OECD Network of Senior PPP and Infrastructure Officials held at the OECD, Paris, on 27 March 2018
Suggestions to enhance infrastructure innovationBob Prieto
Over the last many weeks I have been doing some work around innovation especially as it relates to the infrastructure market and the engineering and construction industry. The list below represents some of the suggestions I might make to enhance infrastructure innovation.
Paul Kenefick, Vice President at Alcatel-Lucent in the US, says that all available analysis projects massive growth in broadband services, particularly in mobile broadband, but that users will continually be seeking more as third party content and applications also booms. The communications industry is moving fundamentally from a service provider-centric model to a user-centric model. The US needs coherent broadband policymaking that will drive sustainable private sector activity but analyses need to look beyond simple penetration levels into other factors. International comparisons are also relevant.
James Enck presentation at NMHH conference Budapest, Dec. 2013jimiinc
A few thoughts on the role of third party entreprenuerial capital in bridging the FTTx investment gap. Video of the presentation can be found here. http://eurotelcoblog.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/my-presentation-last-week-in-budapest.html
Infrastructure – whether it involves the roads and bridges we travel on or the electricity and water we use – is the foundation of the United States economy. Without it, businesses would not be able to create and sell the goods we love, and we would be unable to commute to work and get from point to point. Infrastructure shapes every aspect of our modern lives.
But the fact is that America’s infrastructure is aging and in dire need of repairs. Just look outside your car window. Our interstate system is nearly 70 years old, and more than 61,000 bridges are labeled as deficient. In 2013, the American Society of Civil Engineers gave U.S. infrastructure a D+ in its Report Card for America’s Infrastructure. And the United States keeps falling behind. The evidence is in clear sight.
Financing the development of Lebanon's power sectorJonas Feller
Lebanon faces a severe energy crisis. The needs to finance the development of its energy sector. Although reforms remain key, financing is an obstacle. A mix of public and private investment as well as ODA is planned to raise $5 billion. Innovative financing models can play a key role in this. SWFs, mainly from Arab GCC countries, can become a source of development. Diaspora bonds could form a significant resource for development financing. However, for the potential to be unleashed, an end of the political paralysis is needed. Increased accountability and transparency would increase overall FDI and accelerate processes.
Stalling Investments in Infrastructure and the Expanding Infra Debt Burden in...Dharish David
Infrastructure investments have recently been stalling in India, this has been mainly because the companies operating in the infra space have relied excessively on debt financing. With PPP projects peaking in 2010, there has been a steady decline in private sector investments in infrastructure, as companies struggle with higher debt loads. The high financial leverage of these companies have also put pressure on public sector banks that are reaching their exposure limits, with rising NPAs and stressed loans. The government is urgently trying to revive investments in infrastructure to sustain economic growth, by removing regulatory hurdles and providing opportunities for refinancing, while also cleaning up the banking system.
Sustainable funding of infrastructure projects - Andrew JAGGERS, AustraliaOECD Governance
This presentation was made by Andrew JAGGERS, Australia, at the 11th Annual Meeting of the OECD Network of Senior PPP and Infrastructure Officials held at the OECD, Paris, on 27 March 2018
Suggestions to enhance infrastructure innovationBob Prieto
Over the last many weeks I have been doing some work around innovation especially as it relates to the infrastructure market and the engineering and construction industry. The list below represents some of the suggestions I might make to enhance infrastructure innovation.
Paul Kenefick, Vice President at Alcatel-Lucent in the US, says that all available analysis projects massive growth in broadband services, particularly in mobile broadband, but that users will continually be seeking more as third party content and applications also booms. The communications industry is moving fundamentally from a service provider-centric model to a user-centric model. The US needs coherent broadband policymaking that will drive sustainable private sector activity but analyses need to look beyond simple penetration levels into other factors. International comparisons are also relevant.
James Enck presentation at NMHH conference Budapest, Dec. 2013jimiinc
A few thoughts on the role of third party entreprenuerial capital in bridging the FTTx investment gap. Video of the presentation can be found here. http://eurotelcoblog.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/my-presentation-last-week-in-budapest.html
Infrastructure – whether it involves the roads and bridges we travel on or the electricity and water we use – is the foundation of the United States economy. Without it, businesses would not be able to create and sell the goods we love, and we would be unable to commute to work and get from point to point. Infrastructure shapes every aspect of our modern lives.
But the fact is that America’s infrastructure is aging and in dire need of repairs. Just look outside your car window. Our interstate system is nearly 70 years old, and more than 61,000 bridges are labeled as deficient. In 2013, the American Society of Civil Engineers gave U.S. infrastructure a D+ in its Report Card for America’s Infrastructure. And the United States keeps falling behind. The evidence is in clear sight.
Financing the development of Lebanon's power sectorJonas Feller
Lebanon faces a severe energy crisis. The needs to finance the development of its energy sector. Although reforms remain key, financing is an obstacle. A mix of public and private investment as well as ODA is planned to raise $5 billion. Innovative financing models can play a key role in this. SWFs, mainly from Arab GCC countries, can become a source of development. Diaspora bonds could form a significant resource for development financing. However, for the potential to be unleashed, an end of the political paralysis is needed. Increased accountability and transparency would increase overall FDI and accelerate processes.
Stalling Investments in Infrastructure and the Expanding Infra Debt Burden in...Dharish David
Infrastructure investments have recently been stalling in India, this has been mainly because the companies operating in the infra space have relied excessively on debt financing. With PPP projects peaking in 2010, there has been a steady decline in private sector investments in infrastructure, as companies struggle with higher debt loads. The high financial leverage of these companies have also put pressure on public sector banks that are reaching their exposure limits, with rising NPAs and stressed loans. The government is urgently trying to revive investments in infrastructure to sustain economic growth, by removing regulatory hurdles and providing opportunities for refinancing, while also cleaning up the banking system.
A Basic guide to Infrastructure Business and Financing in India by Netz Capit...atulpkhekade
A Basic Guide to infrastructure business development investment and financing in India by netz capital advisors. Netz Capital provides services such as corporate finance, project finance, real estate finance, manufacturing finance, hospitality finance, aircraft finance, expansion capital, expansion finance and working capital.
A Basic Guide to infrastructure business development investment and financing...atulpkhekade
A Basic Guide to infrastructure business development investment and financing in India by netz capital advisors. Netz Capital provides services such as corporate finance, project finance, real estate finance, manufacturing finance, hospitality finance, aircraft finance, expansion capital, expansion finance and working capital.
Dennis Gada, Infosys, Asia Business Week Dublin 2014Asia Matters
“Changing Infrastructure in India - Opportunities for India-EU business partnerships” Dennis Gada, Global Head of Client Services for Financial Services, Infosys, speaking on June 6 at the Fourth EU Asia Top Economist Round Table during Asia Business Week Dublin 2014
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Emerging markets’ infrastructural sector — at a tipping point aranca special ...Aranca
While the gap between required and actual investment continues to widen, Aranca suggests selective investment strategy in emerging markets’ infrastructural sector. Know more on infrastructure investing from our investment research experts.
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3. Congress 2009 Manifesto - Makes intentions clear. 117 & 144 USD Billion investment for infra in 10-11 & 11-12 3 11 th Fiver Plan (2007-12) – 503 Billion 12 th Fiver Plan (20012-17) – 652 Billion
4. it’s not the availability of funds, but the availability of “viable and properly planned” projects that is the biggest hurdle. Capital is ready, willing and available 4 For FY07-12 the country may be missing this target by 25-30%
5. Shoddy workmanship (largely in public works projects), design deficiencies, idle capital and labour on site, compromises on safety, unscientific scheduling 5 Problems : Lack of Competition amongst developers & contractors
6. Public private partnerships (PPPs) are gaining in importance, and are benefiting from government support – targeted PPP participation is US$150 billion. Guidelines favour larger players, even when the project investments and execution can be easily carried out by mid-sized companies. 6 Way Forward : PPP/Multinational Operators/FDI/Investors to take control
7. 7 Challenge for MNCs: identify promising local companies, then make a case for a profitable partnership
8. 8 Opportunities for Qualified Consultancy firms Average Spending per year on Infra till 2015 – INR 750,000 Crores 1% Market Share – 7,500 Crores
9. 9 MEP Services (Power, Gas, Telecom) has a great potential – USD 50 Bn * with annual growth potential of 35-50% All big players are focusing on the road, canal, and other hard core civil works. MEP has a huge potential (60,000+ Km of power distribution line, 11,000+ KM of Gas pipeline, 100,000+ Km of optic fibre). Total Available Market is for 100,000 Crores INR) * Source: Planning Commission