Application Note: Interest Rate and Inflation Risks in PFI Contracts

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Publication Date:
May 01, 2006
Region:
Europe and Central Asia (ECA)
Language:
English
Nature:
Guidelines
Country:
United Kingdom
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Application Note: Interest Rate and Inflation Risks in PFI Contracts

This Application Note is designed to help Authorities and their advisers develop, evaluate and implement cost-effective strategies for managing interest-rate and inflation risks under PFI Contracts.

It reflects experience gained across the public sector in implementing PFI projects and should be viewed as a statement of best practice.  Authorities should always seek suitable professional advice in relation to interest rate and inflation risk issues.

Tracking Number: ApplicationNotePFIContracts_2006_EN

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