The roundtables preceding the PPP Awards in Sydney highlighted concerns over market capacity, reports Amanda Nicholls

Land value capture continues to be the global buzzword for infrastructure development. Paul Jarvis reports on a growing opportunity

Rising population and a supportive government gave a feeling of positivity to the fifth annual Financing Irish Infrastructure

Sydney’s Shangri-La hotel played host to the inaugural PPP Awards, celebrating the best projects and teams working in the sector across the Asia-Pacific region

Investors are often suspicious of multilateral development banks. Paul Jarvis says the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank might be different

The market for PPP investment in the UK and Europe may be dwindling, but appetite from the private sector remains there, reports Marina Formoso

Getting officials and the wider public on board with the PPPs can be difficult. Paul Jarvis explores how greater use of data can help

Africa’s massive infrastructure gap is well-known. Tom Minney looks at how it might be bridged using local funds and institutional investment

The Hansford Review sought to put ‘contestability’ at the heart of Network Rail’s future. Paul Jarvis finds out what that means for private finance opportunities

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.

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

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