US$1BN BELT ROAD INFRASTRUCTURE FUND
Our Work > Global Capital, Funds and FDI > Funds > US$1bn Belt Road Infrastructure Fund
Tags: Funds, Singapore
Date: 2018
Share this project:
Background
The One Belt, One Road development initiative was poised to revolutionise China’s trade and economic relations with the neighbouring eurasian countries.
We carried out a comprehensive study on the issues and opportunities for investments into the Belt and Road Initiative. The analysis spans a multitude of diverse countries and sectors, synthesising the investment climate and opportunities for a US$1billion Belt Road specific Infrastructure Fund
Key Problem
Stakeholders, both current and potential, face three main problems today. We identified the principle issues that are currently being faced by companies, financers and governments
Unique Solution
The substantive efficacy of the fund finds its roots in the extensive network that is integrated into supporting committees and the expertise, especially with regard to cost-savvy operations, to which we have access.
​
The optimal procedural consideration have also been drawn into a conclusive roadmap indicating the investment process and the opportunities for profit at the various stages of the investment.
Cross-Country Comparison
The infrastructural funds set up by other countries have also been put in comparison with each other, contrasting their partnership models and targeted sectors. Special attention is also given to chinese investment abroad, particularly in OBOR countries and to the existing logistical developments carried out sectors including ports, special economic zones and logistics.
​
Estimated Infrastructure Investments and Gaps per annum
_edited.png)
-
The infrastructure investment gap is around $330 billion per annum, equivalent to 1.7%of projected GDP of the 25 DMCs.
​
-
Developing Asia will need to invest $26 trillion from 2016 to 2030, or $1.7 trillion.
Relevant Works
Investment Promotion
WHAT WE DID
PRODUCED
the investment thesis, including entry and exit strategies, for a US$1 bn Belt Road Fund
IMPLEMENTED
a tiering framework to prioritise and identify focused sectors and pipeline of deals across Asia Pacific
PREPARED
the business plan for first two years of operations