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This article is sponsored by Ardian. Transport infrastructure assets suffered particularly badly in the covid-19 pandemic, when billions of people around the world simply couldn’t use toll roads and airports. This not only interrupted income streams but disrupted long-term development plans, with uncertainty hanging over how these capex-intensive assets would fit into the future. However, […]
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