Does Canada really need to launch a new infra bank?

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Americas

Max Thompson

Managing Editor

The PPP Canada fund is expected to be replaced by the C$35 billion Canadian Infrastructure Bank in 2018. While the new bank will have a wider mandate and larger budget, some in the project lending community remain sceptical that it will not compete with commercial lenders.

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