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The outlook for airport privatisation and financing, Part 2: CAPA now tracking 475 airport investors

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In Part 1 of this report into the global outlook for airport privatisation and financing, we reviewed the evidence of private placements, bonds and debt funding, as well as some of the leading airport privatisation activities in Europe. In this concluding part, we review activity in the rest of the world.

The report coincides with the release by CAPA of its new Global Airport Investors Database, which is now available as an interactive online database at the CAPA website. It currently lists over 475 active, recently inactive and potential investors in airports, infrastructure and estate, located in all corners of the globe and is part of the comprehensive new CAPA Airports Data Suite, available as a premium add-on to the CAPA Membership service.

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