US$800b in funding eludes emerging market projects: report
Singapore
EMERGING economies are missing out on an annual US$800 billion in funding to corporations and infrastructure projects as a result of shallow capital markets in these countries, a McKinsey report said on Wednesday.
Emerging capital markets face challenges in the availability, diversity and pricing of capital, it said; it noted that this is true of mid-sized companies and infrastructure projects that are crowded out by larger issuers and governments.
If capital markets were deeper in emerging Asia, it could free up about US$500 …
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