Exclusive: AA Projects director James Ryan says the firm’s recent deal with Drees & Sommer opens up opportunities in new markets, with North America firmly on the agenda

Paula Broadbent has been at the helm of Lovell Later Living for a year. She tells Paul Jarvis how the model for older people’s housing is changing, and why partnerships are key to this evolution

EIB figures show the European PPP market was able to ride out the Covid-19 pandemic remarkably well. Paul Jarvis spoke to the bank’s experts to get the story behind the headline figures

Direct Procurement for Customers (DPC) may be flavour of the month in the UK water sector, but there is still a long road to travel. Paul Jarvis reports

Following our International Women’s Day article focusing on women in leadership roles across the infrastructure and PPP space, we now take a broader perspective

Bam PPP is rebranding as it looks to strike out for growth, diversifying its focus and using its deep experience to build upon its existing portfolio

On International Women’s Day, we hear from some of the female leaders within the partnerships industry on the importance of diversity within leadership

The Infrastructure & Projects Authority’s latest PFI expiry guidance is considered a good start by the industry. But experts say the agency can and should do more

UK PFI deals are seeing increasingly aggressive contract management by the public sector. Is this the only way to get private sector engagement, or is it driving short-term deductions at the cost of long-term value?

Local authority-led regeneration is popular in the UK at present. But should the examples of some councils serve as a warning to the whole market, asks Paul Jarvis

The UK government’s White Paper on Levelling Up has some wide-ranging promises. But can it provide new projects on the ground and where can partnerships fit in, asks Paul Jarvis

This is the definitive guide to all things related to the expiry and handback of PFI/PPP contracts.