New survey of investor sentiment shows global need for state action to embrace private capital
Modernisation of state transport, energy and water networks through public-private partnerships is crucial to maintain investment momentum
As the world’s leading investors rate UK as having ‘negative’ appeal for the first time, the Autumn Statement provides a major opportunity to restore investor confidence
The latest findings from our pulse survey on global infrastructure investor sentiment reveal a troubling shift in attitudes toward the UK
Whether the politics that shape the infrastructure sector, the road to net zero, or the social impact of investment decisions, there was something for everyone at our annual conference in London
Where might international investors find the best conditions to do business, with the greatest opportunities for a fair return? Our co-partnered CMS Infrastructure Index provides a tool for identifying the attractiveness of 50 countries round the world.
Our latest insight work delves into the detail of the scale of GIIA members’ interests in the world’s three largest infrastructure investment markets: the United States, European Union and United Kingdom
In the latest episode of Talking Global Infrastructure, GIIA’s Head of Communications & Marketing Matt Dickinson is joined by Ben Marshall, Research Director at polling company Ipsos, to discuss the findings of our recently published Infrastructure Index, in which we survey 22,000 citizens in more than 30 countries about their infrastructure priorities. We delve into how people feel, the…
The Second National Infrastructure Assessment spells out the country’s priorities – and investors will have to provide more than half the money.
Ipsos and GIIA research involving 22,000 citizens globally finds consumers want greater and faster investment in infrastructure networks, especially where net zero is concerned