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Canada’s institutional investors plan to pour more money into private equity this year, in part to get a stake in the next Airbnb, DoorDash or Nuvei before these tech companies go public, according to a new study from law firm Torys LLP.
A survey of more than 100 executives at institutions such as pension plans found that 76 per cent of investors plan to increase or maintain the amount of capital they put into private equity funds in 2021. Torys’s survey, conducted by research company Ipsos in November and December, found most fund managers had an optimistic view on the sector’s prospects. That upbeat view was in contrast with investors’ concerns over putting more money into public companies that command lof
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Although the United States has failed to sell the idea of leasing its airport terminals to the private sector over almost 25 years since the first airport privatisation programme was initiated, various events have made the public-private initiative (PPP OR P3) more popular with municipal owners.
Now the P3 is shifting into other areas of operation, with people movers and consolidated car rental facilities top of the list.
Based on some short articles by the Reason Foundation, this CAPA report examines various examples, including a groundbreaking financial deal in New York, and also where this movement might go next.
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