Barometer of infrastructure fund activity in 2021: a paradigm shift?

Published

Sep 16 2022

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Offering extensive entrepreneurial knowledge and long-standing expertise in regulatory matters around infrastructure and energy, I am a partner in our international Energy and Utilities Sector Group and a member of our Regulatory and Administrative Practice Group.

Boris Martor

Partner
France

As the partner in charge of our Finance group in France and co-managing partner of our Casablanca office, I advise investment funds, banks, sponsors and public entities on the structuring, award and financing of projects in the energy, infrastructure and automotive sectors in Europe and Africa.

Gildas Louvel

Partner
France

I am a partner in our International Corporate Group based in Paris, and lead our Corporate Group in France. With vast experience in a wide range of transactions, I specialise in mergers and acquisitions as well as private equity in France and Africa.

Practices

Infrastructure

Sectors

Regions

Western Europe

Health crisis, economic recovery, energy transition: what are the lessons of 2021 in the infrastructure sector?

The 2nd edition of the Infrastructure Business Barometer launched by Bird & Bird in partnership with CFNEWS INFRA delivers its results and first trends: "In this uncertain and shifting environment, the infrastructure sector is still very resilient, with sustained activity driven by the energy transition craze. The second half of 2022 will undoubtedly be a test for the players, and it will be interesting to analyse the different strategies of infrastructure funds in the 2022 edition of the Bird & Bird Infrastructure Institute barometer" explain Boris Martor and Gildas Louvel.

Consult the results of the annual barometer of Infra 2021 activity by clicking here

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