1. Auflage - Juni 2010
ca. 79,90 Euro
2010. 224 Seiten, Hardcover
ISBN-10: 0-470-24367-8
ISBN-13: 978-0-470-24367-1 - John Wiley & Sons

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A comprehensive overview of cutting edge infrastructure investment topics from sector experts

Infrastructure investing is one of the fastest growing and most complex asset classes facing investment professionals, practitioners, and academics. The Handbook of Infrastructure Investing examines this dynamic discipline by featuring contributions from numerous investment experts in each sector.

Salient topics include timelines for domestic and international infrastructure investing; progression of strategies and present day trends; challenges of successful infrastructure programs with labor unions; events in history that have ushered in new reforms; and much more.
* Unearths some of the biggest investment opportunities available and addresses how to make money, while meeting other portfolio investment objectives: environmental, socially conscious, and governance principles, pro-labor investing and other collateral investment objectives
* Offers insights from some of the best minds in the business
* Covers the resurgence in transportation, the types of deals associated with it, and how transportation finance has changed
* Contains commentary from public pension funds, endowments, foundations, and family office investment professionals
* Provides an overview of the traditional and alternative energy sector and the abundant investment opportunities within it

As infrastructure investing continues to grow, you'll need to enhance your understanding of this field. The Handbook of Infrastructure Investing will get you up to speed on all the issues associated with it, and provide a dynamic working guide to building an infrastructure investment program.

Aus dem Inhalt
Foreword.

Contributor Biographies.

Introduction (Michael Underhill, Founder, Capital Innovations & Alfred R. Berkeley, III).

Chapter 1 Americas Essential Infrastructure: A Key to Competitiveness ( Henry Cisneros, Partner, City View Investments).

Chapter 2 Transportation Infrastructure (David Kerr, Managing Director RREEF Infrastructure Partners).

Chapter 3 Energy Infrastructure & the Industrialization of Emerging Markets: Framework for Private Sector Investment (Wilbur Ross, CEO WL Ross & Co. Zhongmin Shen, Head of Private Equity - China, Invesco Brian Foerster, Senior Analyst, Invesco).

Chapter 4 Energy Infrastructure: Electrifying Investment Returns (Doug Kimmelman, Partner, Energy Capital Partners).

Chapter 5 Water and Wastewater Infrastructure (David Kerr, Managing Director RREEF & Capital Innovations).

Chapter 6 Master Limited Partnerships (David Fleischer, Principal, Chickasaw Capital Management LLC Matt Mead, Principal, Chickasaw Capital Management LLC Robert Walker, Research Analyst, Chickasaw Capital Management LLC Jim Johnstone, Vice President, Chickasaw Capital Management LLC.).

Chapter 7 Clean Energy Infrastructure: Moving from a Niche Opportunity to a Mainstream Asset Class (Scott Lawrence, Partner, Fortis Investments, and Peter Dickson, Technical Director, Fortis Clean Energy Fund).

Chapter 8 Infrastructure and Big Labor: A Match Made in Heaven? (Michael Underhill, Founder, Capital Innovations & Thomas Mackell, Chairman, Virginia Federal Reserve Board).

Chapter 9 How Valuation Can Vary Meaningfully; The Pennsylvania Turnpike (Daniel F. Huang, Director, DUFF & PHELPS, LLC & Dr. Stephan Forstmann).

Chapter 10 Institutional Investor Perspective, Risk Management (Brian Fischer, CFA, Capital Innovations & Michael Underhill, Founder, Capital Innovations).

Chapter 11 Institutional Portfolio Management (Michael Underhill, Founder, Capital Innovations).

Chapter 12 Legal Aspects of Infrastructure Investments (Joseph Seliga, Partner, Mayer Browne).