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The emergence of emerging market infrastructure: Latin American countries offer institutional investors both opportunity and risk for their infrastructure capital
- February 1, 2018: Vol. 11, Number 2

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The emergence of emerging market infrastructure: Latin American countries offer institutional investors both opportunity and risk for their infrastructure capital

by Joel Kranc

For those familiar with institutional infrastructure investing, one of the ironies of the market is the United States — the world’s greatest developed market is often chided as being an emerging market for private infrastructure investment.

Interestingly, just before President Donald Trump made his way to Mar-a-Lago for his Christmas break, U.S. taxpayers got a gift when Republicans and the president passed their first major legislative initiative into law — sweeping reform of the tax code. And in an impromptu press conference inside the Oval Office, he discussed his next big priority for 2018 — infrastructure. “Infrastructure is by far the easiest. People want it — Republicans and Democrats. We’re going to have tremendous Democrat support on infrastructure as you know. I could’ve started with infrastructure — I actually wanted to save the easy one for the one down the road. So we’ll be having that done pretty quickly,” he told reporters.

While it

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