Matthieu Favas
Matthieu Favas is the editor of Agri Investor. He was previously the web editor of Infrastructure Investor, where he started in 2013 after a year as a reporter at Private Equity International. Prior to joining PEI he spent four years in the wine industry in London, Spain and Mongolia.
West African nations have just announced a $21bn PPP programme. Like in most emerging markets, however, investors want to see tangible guarantees and progress before parting with their money.
West African nations have just announced a $21bn PPP programme. Like in most emerging markets, however, investors want to see tangible guarantees and progress before parting with their money.
West African nations have just announced a $21bn PPP programme. Like in most emerging markets, however, investors want to see tangible guarantees and progress before parting with their money.
West African nations have just announced a $21bn PPP programme. Like in most emerging markets, however, investors want to see tangible guarantees and progress before parting with their money.
Words are not enough 2014-09-11 Matthieu Favas In the conference centre of a plush hotel in Dubai on Tuesday morning, a palpable sense of agitation reined in the lobby. It wasn’t too difficult to understand why: the crowd of finance, business and media people gathered to attend the inaugural W
West African nations have just announced a $21bn PPP programme. Like in most emerging markets, however, investors want to see tangible guarantees and progress before parting with their money.
Words are not enough 2014-09-11 Matthieu Favas In the conference centre of a plush hotel in Dubai on Tuesday morning, a palpable sense of agitation reined in the lobby. It wasn’t too difficult to understand why: the crowd of finance, business and media people gathered to attend the inaugural W
The eight members of the region’s economic and monetary union are looking to enlist private capital to develop transport, energy and water infrastructure.
The eight members of the region’s economic and monetary union are looking to enlist private capital to develop transport, energy and water infrastructure.
The eight members of the region’s economic and monetary union are looking to enlist private capital to develop transport, energy and water infrastructure.