Infrastructure investment in Japan has traditionally been dominated by government-related entities and infrastructure companies, with limited private capital participation. However, the investment climate for the asset class has seen some favourable changes in recent years with the revision of the PFI Law (Act on Promotion of Private Finance Initiatives) in 2011 and the introduction of Abenomics in 2012, which included a sizeable stimulus package focused on critical infrastructure projects…
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