Research on Equity Financing Models for Infrastructure Investment Projects
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https://doi.org/10.54097/6k2jqk54Keywords:
Infrastructure investment, Equity financing, PPP model, Risk sharing, REITsAbstract
This study provides an in-depth analysis of the equity financing model of infrastructure investment projects. Under the background of high-quality economic development, innovative infrastructure investment financing mode is of great significance to expand effective investment. The study finds that China's infrastructure equity financing presents a diversified development trend, with the parallel development of REITs, industrial funds, equity investment and mixed ownership reform, etc. The operation of PPP mode is becoming more and more mature, with the establishment of a complete management system for the whole life cycle of the project and a risk-sharing mechanism. The policy support system has been improved continuously, and the market operation mechanism has been optimised, but there is still room for improvement in the institutional environment, innovation of financing tools and risk prevention and control. It is suggested to promote the healthy development of infrastructure equity financing by improving laws and regulations, innovating financing tools, optimising operation mechanism and other measures.
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