By: Alex Hagemann, Senior Policy & Public Affairs Manager Australia’s longstanding reputation for economic stability and transparent regulation has been a driver of its economic success, particularly when encouraging infrastructure investment. Proposed changes to the foreign resident capital gains tax (CGT) regime could place this reputation at risk – not because of the policy implications – but because it would be retrospectively applied, changing the conditions under which investments had already been…
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GIIA shows support for the recent leadership shown by U.S. Senators Lisa Murkowski, John Curtis, Thom Tillis, and Jerry Moran in defending tax credits established by the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)
Our Chief Executive Jon Phillips joins the Global Infrastructure Hub for a Q&A on the importance of partnerships between the public and private sectors within the G20 countries representing two thirds of the world’s population
Germany, Denmark and France emerge as the EU’s ‘go to’ countries, while Iberian and Benelux nations slide compared to their rivals
New survey of investor sentiment shows global need for state action to embrace private capital
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
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.
