Investors across the globe are becoming increasingly interested in the social and environmental impacts of their investments. Marina Formoso investigates

In the final instalment of The Test Series, we bring together a group of debt investors to give their views on the global PPP market.

We bring together a group of investors to give their views on the global PPP market.

As the European Investment Bank revs up for the second wave of its investment programme, Marina Formoso takes a look at how the first round has affected the PPP market – and what lessons are to be learned

An initial pipeline of five hospitals in New South Wales has been whittled down to just one. Should the industry be concerned and is this the symptom of a wider trend in Australia, asks Paul Jarvis

Diego Andes Alonso, partner, Bullo Abogados

We bring together a group of financial advisers to give their views on the global PPP market.

Turning rhetoric into reality remains the hardest thing for many African authorities, but getting the private sector to do it for them is also strewn with challenges, reports Paul Jarvis

Cladding has been eyed with suspicion on every tower block in the country since the Grenfell fire. It’s far from a simple problem, and plenty of PFI projects will be affected, warns Paul Jarvis

New PF2 projects are finally emerging and the Treasury is said to be fully behind the model. But is the market interested, and is there a lack of control at the heart of government, asks Paul Jarvis

We bring together a group of technical advisers to give their views on the PPP market and the recent election.

Projects Malta is a small team with big ambitions, chairman William Wait tells Amanda Nicholls

Student accommodation is booming in the UK, but creating an affordable offering in the heart of London was always going to be challenging. Paul Jarvis talks to UPP about how they did it

France’s new president has insisted he is from neither the left nor the right. So what will his infrastructure policy look like, asks Paul Jarvis