Privatisation & Public Private Partnership Review 2007/08 Available Now.

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c71747) has announced the addition of "Privatisation & Public Private Partnership Review 2007/08" to their offering.

In addition to examining the last 12 months, the 12th edition of the Privatisation & Public Private Partnership Review will cast an eye over future privatisation and PPP plans and developments through a collection of leading-edge articles and commentaries. Country reviews provide comprehensive coverage from a financial and legal perspective on a variety of regions, while the unique directory of over 800 key market players complete this essential guide to privatisation and PPPs worldwide.

The Privatisation & Public Private Partnership Review is a "must-have" publication for international corporations, global investors, law firms, privatisation agencies, consultants and banks.

In addition to examining the last 12 months, the 12th edition of the Privatisation & Public Private Partnership Review will cast an eye over future privatisation and PPP plans and developments through a collection of leading-edge articles and commentaries.

Country reviews provide comprehensive coverage from a financial and legal perspective of the following regions: Australia, Brazil, Canada, CEE and CIS, Chile, Estonia, France, Greece, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, Netherlands, Peru, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, Tunisia, the US and many more.

Leading industry figures from Partnerships UK, Asian Development Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the National Council for Public-Private Partnerships provide authoritative comment.

A thorough appendix of league tables and charts of privatisation & PPP activity provides the reader with the top privatisation & PPP project finance deals in 2006/2007; the top 10 global privatisation & PPP project finance deals/loans by mandated arranger, arranger provider, financial adviser, legal adviser, sponsor, bond bookrunner and EPC contractor; PPP/PFI deals in 2006/2007 by sector and region; and privatisation & PPP project finance volume from 2000-2007.

Features a directory containing over 800 market players involved in privatisation and PPP activity worldwide, including contact details and summary of activities, to complete this practical reference source.

Topics Covered:

-PPPs in the new EU member states and the eastern neighbours
-Improving the performance of operational PFI and PPP projects
-The transformation of the water, desalination and waste water sector
 in Saudi Arabia: Private sector participation
-The crossroads of privatisation
-PPPs in CEE and CIS - still promising?
-Privatisation and public private partnerships in Sub-Saharan Africa
-Burgos Hospital project
-The Herkules IT PPP Project: Is IT PPP a Hercules task that can be
 mastered?
-Case Study: Burg Prison PPP
-Recent developments in global airport privatisation
-Public-private partnerships: Recent developments in the US
 transportation sector
-A PPP against the odds: The Lunatic Express relaunched
-Infrastructure funds in Korea
-Saudi Arabia economic reforms and its implications for Saudi banks

COUNTRY AND LEGAL REVIEWS

-New developments in PPP delivery: An Australian perspective
-Submission of PPP proposals to the federal government in Brazil
-Public private partnerships: Growing momentum in the Canadian market
-PPP project finance in Latin America: An overview of the region
 focusing on Chile
-Public-private partnerships in Estonia: Certain aspects of social
 infrastructure projects from the lender's perspective
-French PPPs: On the road to a mature market or time for new reform?
-The new Greek law on PPPs: A new market in the making
-Israel: Privatisation and public private partnerships
-The Italian PPP sector - an overview
-Public private partnerships and infrastructure in Italy: The new
 rules on the project financing of infrastructure and their impact on
 the Italian market
-Japanese PFI/PPP entering a new stage
-Korea: Privatisations and public private partnerships
-Completion of privatisation and the struggle towards public private
 partnerships in Latvia
-Public private partnerships are gaining momentum in Lithuania
-A new PFI-based model joins the 20-year old Mexican PPP family
-Towards reliable and predictable accessibility in the Netherlands
-The Netherlands: Recent developments and future opportunities in PPP
 - better times ahead?
-Moving public private partnerships (PPP) forward in Nigeria
-An overview of public-private partnerships in Peru: The past, present
 and future
-Portugal: A mature and fast growing PPP market
-Public private partnership in Russia: Current situation and outlook
-Progress, Pragmatism, Privatisation, PPP: Development in the Kingdom
 of Saudi Arabia
-Recent developments in privatisation and PPPs in Singapore
-A review of public private partnerships in South Africa
-The privatisation process in Tunisia
-Public-private partnerships in the United States
-Appendix
-Directory

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