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Wednesday, February 27, 2008

BAA update: Continued uncertainty over Ferrovial/BAA refinancing

Stephen Nelson, CEO of BAA, is resigning from his role, which is said to be a reaction to widespread complaints over UK airports. His replacement is Colin Mathews, the former CEO of Severn Trent. But in addition to trying to turnaround the UK’s infrastructure company he faces continued uncertainty over the financing put in place by Ferrovial. Read Euromoney’s groundbreaking report, published a year ago, which first exposed the huge problems that the refinancing faced.




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Citi and Bank of America had a common response to Euromoney’s repeated enquiries into what progress they had made towards their headline-grabbing announcements last year to invest $50 billion and $20 billion respectively in green projects. It would seem the credit crisis has forced grandstanding on the environment down the agenda

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