New Brazilian infra law calms fears of BNDES expansion

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Americas

Rob Dwyer

Contributor

Brazil's new infrastructure law has been broadly welcomed by the project finance market. In addition to providing stimulus for a wider infrastructure investor base, the law has eased initial angst that BNDES will return to its old ways and start crowding out the private sector from infrastructure and energy finance.

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