Uncertainty is the unwelcome gift, but pipeline grows for Jebsen & Jessen

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Katharine Morton

Head of Export, Project and Development Finance

Speaking at TXF Global, Jebsen & Jessen CEO Ralf Schwarzhaupt highlighted a booming project pipeline despite Middle East headwinds, calling for fewer regulations, faster decision-making, and a level playing field.

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Talking in TXF Global in Prague, Ralf Schwarzhaupt, Jebsen & Jessen’s CEO, discusses ongoing uncertainty and regulation. Nonetheless, his pipeline of large-scale projects is booming – although with obvious challenges in the middle east. We discuss level playing fields and untied structures too.

Waving his proverbial magic wand, he would wish for continuity, consistency, faster decision-making, fewer regulations

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