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FEATURES

Cover story: European finance roundtable
Overcoming the fear factor
Six senior infrastructure figures discuss why confidence has dipped in the second half of the year and how political
risk has been giving investors the jitters

Special feature I: Fundraising
Searching for the right formula
Finding the right balance between the interests of fund managers and investors continues to be tricky, leading many institutions down the path of direct investment

Special feature II
Sponsored article: How to access the emerging market opportunity
Cordiant Capital's Evan McCordick argues that emerging markets could turn out to be the investment story of the 21st century. But to truly capitalise on the opportunity, investors have to gain exposure intelligently.

Feature: The Infrastructure Investor Minister of the Year 2010
The bottleneck destroyer
How Mexican President Felipe Calderón created a viable national market for infrastructure in less than four years.

Regional report: Iberia
Road to riches
Spain and Portugal have both taken a hit from Europe's sovereign debt crisis but the two Iberian countries will still offer transport investors a compelling set of opportunities over the next two years

Keynote: Industry Funds Management
Open minded
Kyle Mangini and Christian Seymour make the case for open-ended funds and explain how the lack of pressure to invest its capital within a specified timeframe was instrumental in IFM's acquisition of Vattenfall's German electricity grid.

Indian roads
Case study: Starting the engine
Actis' Michael Till tells how a lack of major developers and a potentially attractive secondary market focused Actis'attention on roads for its debut investment in Indian infrastructure.

Insider: Juan Béjar, Global Via
On the right road
Industry veteran and chief executive of Global Via, Juan Béjar outlines his plans to turn the Spanish developer into a transportation powerhouse and explains why the market is always right on asset valuations

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Investor Profile: Alaska Permanent Fund Corp
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