Building the infrastructure of a new world

Article Abstract:

Infrastructure projects in South-East Asia had slowed down by Jun 1998 compared to Jun 1997 but elsewhere in the world there had not been a similar decline. Infrastructure financing has increased slightly, with Taylor-DeJongh, Cleary, Gottlieb and MacRoberts securing more deals than in 1997. Companies tend to work best in regions with which they are familiar. UK companies do well in Western Europe and Asia while American firms concentrate on the Americas. Is is advisable to finance projects in the domestic currency to avoid foreign exchange problems.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Business Financing, Infrastructure (Economics), Surveys, Financial analysts

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Promises without blueprints

Article Abstract:

The future of Azerbaijan was discussed at a conference in London, England on July 22 and 23 1998. The country has stabilised after a period of political and economic volatility and future plans include growth via privatisation, diversification and foreign investment in infrastructure. Privatisation of the International Bank is expected by the end of 1998, with Agrobank and the Savings Bank to follow.

Azerbaijan

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First half year summary 1999

Article Abstract:

Privatization throughout the world reached $47.9 billion between Jan 1 and Jun 30 1999. Distribution by business sector and geographic region are provided.

Organizational history, World, Statistical Data Included, International aspects

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