The infrastructure industry has a direct impact on economic and social prosperity. Over the next 20 years, there is a pressing need for infrastructure to be replaced, upgraded or built-in both developed and emerging markets as the rapid pace of globalization continues. Infrastructure projects, acquisitions, financings, and privatizations demand an in-depth sector understanding and knowledge combined with the skills to analyze and allocate complex and often cross-border risks. Erratic amendments in government policies often cause an obstruction in the growth of organizations.
