The UK has begun the process of decoupling itself from the EU’s state aid rules. The changes could be of significant interest to the infrastructure community

Under unprecedented and (hopefully) unique circumstances, the PPP industry didn’t let a pandemic prevent it from coming together and raising a glass to its great and good in December

Senior Reporter Jonathan Davies talks with the Asian Development Bank’s new vice president for private sector operations and PPPs, Ashok Lavasa

Has the pandemic created the crucible that will see Australia’s PPP industry evolve into something new, asks senior reporter Jonathan Davies

The UK is preparing an infrastructure bank. Our annual conference debated whether this means the country’s private finance market is back in business

Despite the challenges of 2020, the secondary market and refinancings have continued to see plenty of activity, suggesting a healthy outlook

Getting value for money in projects is important, but as many come to the end of their lives, keeping the private sector engaged is critical too

The Covid-19 global pandemic has shone the spotlight on health services around the world. Paul Jarvis takes a look at what this means for the future of health infrastructure

Over the past decade, we have seen all manner of concepts launched to replace PFI. The National Infrastructure Bank must offer a real way forward

To recognise the ever improving gender balance within infrastructure, we asked a panel of some of the inspirational women directing our industry for their views

Social infrastructure can be a powerful tool for change. Sakshi Sharma and Jonathan Davies explain why PPPs can act as a turbo-charger

If projects are designed and built to serve communities, shouldn’t those who do the deals reflect the people they are serving, ask Paul Jarvis and Sakshi Sharma