Surbana, CGIF team up to boost local-currency financing for projects
Wong Shiying
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THE use of local infrastructure currency bonds for the financing of greenfield projects in South-east Asia just got a leg up.
This has come about through a tie-up, the first of its kind in the region, between infrastructure consulting firm Surbana Jurong and currency-swap facility Credit Guarantee & Investment Facility (CGIF); the agreement was inked on Wednesday at the Global Infrastructure Initiative, a meeting of leaders in infrastructure and capital projects.
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