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By Zeeshan AHMED, EY Luxembourg Partner, Infrastructure Funds Leader Murat BAYINDIR, EY Luxembourg Partner, International Tax and Transaction Services
As infrastructure investing faces rising complexity, tighter scrutiny and thinner margins, tax reforms are assuming a central role in helping infrastructure managers improve execution and contain costs.
Infrastructure fund managers are operating in a far more demanding environment than a decade ago. Even though capital is abundant, returns are under pressure. Projects are longer-dated, more regulated and increasingly exposed to geopolitical, operational and execution risk.
At the same time, investors are scrutinizing fees, alignment...
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