New regs for a new economic environment?

Thomas Hopkins

Deputy Editor

Infrastructure plans are popping up everywhere as key elements of economic stimulus. But with government budgets battered by Covid-19 fallout and borrowing at historic highs, should Basel regulation on project finance be relaxed so that traditional lenders can play a bigger role in the recovery?

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