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Perspective
03 February 2016

What will higher rates mean for new project financings?

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Infrastructure, Oil & gas, Power, Transport, Waste and water
Region:
Middle East & Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe
Higher base rates are likely to drastically change the economics for project and infrastructure financings. TXF argues that both debt and equity yields on projects could be hit when base rates finally do rise.

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