Now in its third year, the 2010 Preqin Infrastructure Review is the most comprehensive examination of the unlisted infrastructure fund market ever produced. With exclusive information on over 270 firms, 450 funds and 170 investors in the sector, and detailed analysis reviewing every aspect of the industry.
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The market for unlisted infrastructure funds has grown dramatically in recent years, as an abundance of new opportunities in both developed and emerging markets has paved the way for increasing numbers of vehicles to successfully raise capital. Despite the impact of the financial crisis, there are currently more funds on the road than ever before, as governments around the world establish new initiatives for private sector involvement in infrastructure projects, enabling the industry to continue its expansion into new areas and geographies.
Now in its third year, the 2010 Preqin Infrastructure Review is the most comprehensive examination of the unlisted infrastructure fund market ever produced. With exclusive information on over 270 firms, 450 funds and 170 investors in the sector, plus detailed analysis reviewing every aspect of the industry, the 2010 Preqin Infrastructure Review is a vital purchase for fund managers, fundraising professionals, advisors, consultants, legal firms and investors in this rapidly growing market.
Key features of this year's publication include:
- Detailed analysis sections showing the latest trends in all areas of the industry: deals, fundraising, investors, terms and conditions, history and development and more…
- Profiles for 270 infrastructure firms and 450 funds, including 79 with performance data. Profiles include strategy and deals data, direct contact information for key contacts and more…
- Profiles for over 170 investors in the sector, including investment plans, strategic preferences and key contact details plus results of our investor survey.
- Detailed listings for all funds ever closed, plus funds currently raising capital.
- Information gathered from numerous data sources, including via direct interaction with fund managers to ensure the information in the Review is as accurate, comprehensive and exclusive as possible.