Chris Josselyn

The New Zealand-based infrastructure investor has reported a loss for the second consecutive year, on the back of multiple asset writedowns. Asset sales could now result to halt the tide of losses.

The New Zealand-based infrastructure investor has reported a loss for the second consecutive year, on the back of multiple asset writedowns. Asset sales could now result to halt the tide of losses.

The New Zealand-based infrastructure investor has reported a loss for the second consecutive year, on the back of multiple asset writedowns. Asset sales could now result to halt the tide of losses.

Is this week’s wrap-up of the £6.2bn PFI for London’s M25 motorway a sign that the project finance market is finally getting going again, asks Chris Josselyn.

The listed income fund has successfully refinanced $162.5m of credit facilities. The fund will also have the opportunity to expand the facility to $200m, subject to securing additional commitments.

Is this week’s wrap-up of the £6.2bn PFI for London’s M25 motorway a sign that the project finance market is finally getting going again, asks Chris Josselyn.

The listed income fund has successfully refinanced $162.5m of credit facilities. The fund will also have the opportunity to expand the facility to $200m, subject to securing additional commitments.

Is this week’s wrap-up of the £6.2bn PFI for London’s M25 motorway a sign that the project finance market is finally getting going again, asks Chris Josselyn.

The listed income fund has successfully refinanced $162.5m of credit facilities. The fund will also have the opportunity to expand the facility to $200m, subject to securing additional commitments.

Is this week’s wrap-up of the £6.2bn PFI for London’s M25 motorway a sign that the project finance market is finally getting going again, asks Chris Josselyn.