Singapore's Rajah Says More `Bankable' Infrastructure Projects Needed

The video discusses the significant demand for infrastructure financing in Asia, highlighting the role of Singapore and Infrastructure Asia in connecting demand and supply. It emphasizes the importance of making projects bankable through proper structuring to attract investment. Various project types, such as energy and water, are explored, along with the need for expertise and regulatory frameworks. The video also examines funding sources, including green bonds and private capital, and addresses China's involvement in Southeast Asia. Finally, it touches on trade tensions and the need for a multilateral approach to economic challenges.

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