Infrastructure: The Government’s Investment Partnerships Program (PPI)

BRAZIL POLITICS - Report 13 Sep 2016 by Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha

The Council of the Investment Partnerships Program (PPI-Council) met at the Planalto Palace to discuss ten basic changes to infrastructure concession programs. Among the main changes, long-term financing for infrastructure works will be contracted as the concession begins. There will be no intermediary financing – as in the case of bridge loans, which were offered in the first phase of the Program for Investments in Logistics (PIL). The ten points released by the Planalto Palace, which are part of the Crescer program are...

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