AIIB eyes investing in Indian Invits
The multilateral development bank could ape some prominent asset owners to encourage much-needed infrastructure investment in India. Is it the start of a broader Asian trend?
Is infrastructure repackaged in listed form on the agenda for Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank?
When it comes to India at least, the answer from AIIB appears decidedly positive, in line with a small but growing group of investors from the private sector. And it could yet be replicated elsewhere.
“As a matter of fact, yes, we would,” said the AIIB's principal economist, Thia Jang-Ping, when asked if the China-led multilateral lender might invest in infrastructure investment …
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