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Infrastructure Restructuring and Regulation
Tasman has proven capacity to analyse opportunities
and constraints in infrastructure sectors, and to formulate realistic strategic priority
plans and develop appropriate institutional structures that
encourage the efficient delivery of services. The institutional
structures Tasman has developed have facilitated the achievement of
world best performance, with regulatory frameworks to facilitate
beneficial reform and minimise risk. Both of these are essential in
encouraging private sector participation (PSP) and good management
structures in ways that benefit the community.
Our expertise, networks and project
experience enable us to lead in the application of state of the art
restructures, regulatory reform and privatisation processes. We can
advise on reforms that improve economic and social outcomes through
provision of essential infrastructure services. Many long term
investors, e.g. pension funds, increasingly find infrastructure can
provide secure long term returns, based on consumer valuation of
essential services. The resulting cost of capital can be low, if
government is able to cultivate a predictable regulatory
environment. Tasman is able to provide advice to:
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Governments embarking on reforms;
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Regulators overseeing the outcomes
of reforms;
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Private infrastructure businesses;
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Government business enterprises.
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Investors
and funds considering infrastructure investments
For example, we have been at the
forefront of devising infrastructure reform strategies and providing
financial analysis of restructuring - particularly in water and
electricity - in Victoria, New South Wales, China, Austria, Vietnam, Thailand,
Indonesia, the Philippines and Fiji. |
