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IFR Asia Funding India’s Infrastructure: Roundtable

At a joint seminar organised by IFR and L&T Infrastructure Finance Co on the sidelines of the Asian Development Bank’s annual meeting, panellists stressed the need for greater public and private sector participation if India is to reach its goal of US$1trn in infrastructure investment in the five years ending 2017.

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IFR Asia Funding India’s Infrastructure Roundtable 2013: Part 1

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IFR: Exactly a year ago, India embarked on its 12th five-year plan with a target for investment in infrastructure of

IFR Asia Funding India’s Infrastructure Roundtable 2013: Part 2

To see the digital version of this report, please click here. IFR: Before we go into deeper local issues, let’s look at some international overviews. India definitely needs support from all quarters to meet its infrastructure development goals. What role can the Asian Development Bank play to enable India to achieve its infrastructure investment targets?

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IFR Asia Funding India’s Infrastructure Roundtable 2013: Part 3

To see the digital version of this report, please click here. IFR: Sanjay, you were a banker for many years, what do you think of this and how are we making the infrastructure financing more attractive to equity investors?

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Sanjay Nayar: I don’t think foreign money can help you with these

IFR Asia Funding India’s Infrastructure Roundtable 2013: Part 4

To see the digital version of this report, please click here. IFR: What opportunities lie in the equity market for infrastructure companies, especially when we are talking about a very significant US$130bn of equity to be raised for infrastructure by 2017? Sanjay Nayar: Public equity markets are not the right way to go. You’ve got to have promoter money, state support and long-term pension and insurance money from within the country first and then internationally. Public equity markets were a bit of fashion when everyone went out and raised...