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E-raamat: Port Infrastructure Finance

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  • Formaat: 264 pages
  • Sari: The Grammenos Library
  • Ilmumisaeg: 20-Jun-2014
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  • ISBN-13: 9781317688631
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Based on discussions held during a November 2013 meeting held at the University of Antwerp, this collection suggests guidelines for encouraging private investment in seaport infrastructure projects and finding new avenues for project financing. The 11 papers address the need for accurate forecasting of port traffic, the heterogeneity of port infrastructure, the risk factors involved in port financing, and problems with public-private partnerships. Several chapters examine current trends in European port organization and financing, the diversity of financing methods in Asia, American municipal bonds, and the characteristics of public-private partnerships in African ports. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)

This book provides an expert analysis of alternative investments routes and the investment strategies available to the major port players, and is a much-needed guide to expanding the investor base for private debt funding of projects from loan providers to bond investors.

Port infrastructure investments are vitally important to all ports throughout the world; without these investments, the competitive position of ports and of the dependent logistics sector will deteriorate.

National/regional governments and the local port authorities are no longer a guaranteed source of sufficient financial input to meet the continuous port infrastructure investment needs of major ports. It is, therefore, increasingly crucial for ports to broaden their strategies and secure alternative streams of investment.

This book provides expert insight into areas of port infrastructure finance across the main regions of Europe, Asia, Africa and the USA. Topics include how to estimate future demand by way of forecasting; Public-Private Partnerships; corporatisation; the pricing mechanisms for syndicated loans; European port privatisation; finance strategies for ports in Asia, the USA and Africa; and a discussion of the investment strategies available to the major port players.

Port Infrastructure Finance is an invaluable book for all parties involved in the port and maritime business, as well as investment companies, banks and other financial institutions involved in infrastructure investment.

Acknowledgements vii
List of Contributors
ix
List of Tables
xiii
List of Figures
xv
Introduction 1(4)
Hilde Meersman
Eddy Van De Voorde
Thierry Vanelslander
Chapter 1 Port Infrastructure: What Are We Talking About?
5(28)
Thierry Vanelslander
Chapter 2 Predicting the Future: How to Estimate Future Demand for Port Throughput and Infrastructure Use
33(22)
Hilde Meersman
Eddy Van De Voorde
Chapter 3 Public-Private Partnerships in Ports: Where Are We?
55(14)
Rosario Macario
Chapter 4 Port Authority Corporatisation: Leading Towards Their Privatisation?
69(18)
Franc J. Pigna
Chapter 5 Evidence on the Pricing of the Syndicated Loans for the Global Port Industry
87(24)
Costas Th. Grammenos
Theologos Dergiades
Georgios Mazis
Chapter 6 Port Privatisation in the United Kingdom and Continental Europe: An Evaluation of Past Experience and New Drivers
111(30)
Patrick Verhoeven
Chapter 7 Financing Options for Ports: Observations from Asia
141(22)
Anthony T.H. Chin
Shane Waldron
Chapter 8 Experiences with Bond Financing and Innovative Transport Project Financing in the United States: Some Evidence from Port and Port-related Projects
163(18)
Sotirios Theofanis
Maria Boile
Chapter 9 Attracting Private Finance into African Ports
181(30)
Sheila Farrell
Chapter 10 How to Finance Future Port Infrastructure Investments? Potential Strategies for the Different Actors
211(18)
Dimitrios Tsamboulas
Athanasios Ballis
Chapter 11 Future Port Infrastructure Finance: Lessons and Recommendations
229(10)
Hilde Meersman
Eddy Van De Voorde
Thierry Vanelslander
Index 239
Professor Hilde Meersman, University of Antwerp



Hilde Meersman is a full professor at the University of Antwerp where she teaches Economics, Introductory Econometrics, Applied Econometrics, Transport Modelling. She also teaches at the Technical University of Delft and MIT.



Professor Eddy Van de Voorde, University of Antwerp



Eddy Van de Voorde teaches at the University of Antwerp (Faculty of Applied Economics). His work deals with Maritime Economics, Port Economics and Air Transport Economics, and he undertakes extensive research in the field of modelling in the sector of freight transport has resulted in a large number of international transport journal publications.



Professor Thierry Vanelslander, University of Antwerp



Thierry Vanelslander graduated as a doctor in Applied Economics at the University of Antwerp in 2005. He currently is assistant professor of transport, logistics and ports at the University of Antwerp. His main interest is in co-operation and competition in sea-port container handling.