Give PPPs a chance
Series: Property Week ; 66(29) 20 July 2001, 47-48(2)Publication details: 2001Subject(s): Summary: Institutional investors are beginning to show an interest in the Labour government's public private partnerships as they are an investment with long-term, public sector-backed income streams and reasonable returns; higher returns can be found on schemes involving linked land which can be commercially developed. Norwich Union Public Private Partnership (NUPPP), a union between Morley Fund Management and Mill Group, specialises in smaller PPP projects with funding provided through the institutional property investment market; its success is now beginning to draw in bigger institutions into the PPP market.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Institutional investors are beginning to show an interest in the Labour government's public private partnerships as they are an investment with long-term, public sector-backed income streams and reasonable returns; higher returns can be found on schemes involving linked land which can be commercially developed. Norwich Union Public Private Partnership (NUPPP), a union between Morley Fund Management and Mill Group, specialises in smaller PPP projects with funding provided through the institutional property investment market; its success is now beginning to draw in bigger institutions into the PPP market.