Abraham Maslow’s Infrastructure Theory
An investment deployed in housing, roads, clean water, electricity, ports, airports, rail, and telecom networks, which are the conduits of trade and mobility, is an investment to meet physiological needs.…
An investment deployed in housing, roads, clean water, electricity, ports, airports, rail, and telecom networks, which are the conduits of trade and mobility, is an investment to meet physiological needs.…
The challenge for project financing is securing the required capital. Typically, four significant evergreen sources are available to explore – public, private, partnerships, and project financing. Now there is a…
Banks, insurance companies and private pensions hold over $77 trillion in assets under management seeking bankable projects and over $43 trillion with other Institutional investors globally, not counting hedge funds.…
Infrastructure remains the fundamental facilities and systems required to sustainably support the physiological needs of the current 7.7 billion and the projected human population on earth. Despite its challenges, the…
Infrastructure tokenization will enhance project liquidity opportunities, democratization investments, reduce information asymmetry, and increase pricing and risk information disclosure. Infrastructure Tokenization is suitable for investable infrastructure assets that support economies,…
Data monetization can boost infrastructure investments’ liquidity and enhance investments in infrastructure projects. Through digitalization, data generated by infrastructure can help develop new business models to hedge risk, create efficiencies,…
Organizations have relied on land, human, financial, and intellectual capital to grow and compete over the last centuries. Now there is a new form of resource in town, data. Digitalization…
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