Keys to Attracting Private Capital for Railway Development

Two of the largest railway systems in the world, China’s and India’s, have intensified their focus on the private sector as an indispensable source of capital to help them enlarge their rail capacity. They will find promising options if they recogn...

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Main Authors:	Lawrence, Martha, Ollivier, Gerald
Format:	Brief
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank Group, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:	PUBLIC SUBSIDIES TECHNOLOGY EQUITY STATIONS INVESTORS RAIL ACTIVITIES EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER TRANSIT PASSENGERS PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS STOCK RETURNS FREIGHT TRANSPORT EXCHANGES INFORMATION COMMUTER TRANSIT WORKING CAPITAL BONDS PROPERTY RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE WAGONS PASSENGER TRAFFIC URBAN TRANSIT PRIVATE SECTOR SHARES ROLLING STOCK PHYSICAL ASSETS TRAFFIC MARKET RAILWAY RAILWAY COMPANIES GOVERNMENT ACTIONS CUSTOMER RELATIONS CAR RAILWAY SYSTEMS RAILWAYS ICT RAIL CAR ADVERTISING INVESTOR RAIL CAPACITY GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES INVESTMENT BUSINESS RAILWAY SECTOR SHARE TRANSPORT TARIFF TELECOM RAIL FINANCES OUTPUTS PRIVATE INVESTORS FREIGHT WAGONS OPTIONS PROFIT INVESTMENTS COMMUNICATION MARKETING PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE INVESTMENT TRACK RETURN CUSTOMERS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY PROFITS LEASES RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN RAILWAYS STOCK EXCHANGES TARGET FREIGHT SUBSIDIES REAL ESTATE FINANCE RIGHT-OF-WAY INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTORS
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24441339/keys-attracting-private-capital-railway-development http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22309

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spelling	okr-10986-223092021-04-23T14:04:08Z Keys to Attracting Private Capital for Railway Development Lawrence, Martha Ollivier, Gerald PUBLIC SUBSIDIES TECHNOLOGY EQUITY STATIONS INVESTORS RAIL ACTIVITIES EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER TRANSIT PASSENGERS PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS STOCK RETURNS FREIGHT TRANSPORT EXCHANGES INFORMATION COMMUTER TRANSIT WORKING CAPITAL BONDS PROPERTY RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE WAGONS PASSENGER TRAFFIC URBAN TRANSIT PRIVATE SECTOR SHARES ROLLING STOCK PHYSICAL ASSETS TRAFFIC MARKET RAILWAY RAILWAY COMPANIES GOVERNMENT ACTIONS CUSTOMER RELATIONS CAR RAILWAY SYSTEMS RAILWAYS ICT RAIL CAR ADVERTISING INVESTOR RAIL CAPACITY GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES INVESTMENT BUSINESS RAILWAY SECTOR SHARE TRANSPORT TARIFF TELECOM RAIL FINANCES OUTPUTS PRIVATE INVESTORS FREIGHT WAGONS OPTIONS PROFIT INVESTMENTS COMMUNICATION MARKETING PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE INVESTMENT TRACK RETURN CUSTOMERS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY PROFITS LEASES RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN RAILWAYS STOCK EXCHANGES TARGET FREIGHT SUBSIDIES REAL ESTATE FINANCE RIGHT-OF-WAY INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTORS Two of the largest railway systems in the world, China’s and India’s, have intensified their focus on the private sector as an indispensable source of capital to help them enlarge their rail capacity. They will find promising options if they recognize the common characteristics of successful efforts, both in their railways and elsewhere: profitability, manageable risks shared appropriately, and shared gains. Even unprofitable rail activities, such as commuter transit, can attract private capital if adequate public subsidies are in place. 2015-07-28T18:03:04Z 2015-07-28T18:03:04Z 2015-01 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24441339/keys-attracting-private-capital-railway-development http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22309 English en_US Transport and ICT connections,no. 3; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank Group, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief China India
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topic	PUBLIC SUBSIDIES TECHNOLOGY EQUITY STATIONS INVESTORS RAIL ACTIVITIES EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER TRANSIT PASSENGERS PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS STOCK RETURNS FREIGHT TRANSPORT EXCHANGES INFORMATION COMMUTER TRANSIT WORKING CAPITAL BONDS PROPERTY RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE WAGONS PASSENGER TRAFFIC URBAN TRANSIT PRIVATE SECTOR SHARES ROLLING STOCK PHYSICAL ASSETS TRAFFIC MARKET RAILWAY RAILWAY COMPANIES GOVERNMENT ACTIONS CUSTOMER RELATIONS CAR RAILWAY SYSTEMS RAILWAYS ICT RAIL CAR ADVERTISING INVESTOR RAIL CAPACITY GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES INVESTMENT BUSINESS RAILWAY SECTOR SHARE TRANSPORT TARIFF TELECOM RAIL FINANCES OUTPUTS PRIVATE INVESTORS FREIGHT WAGONS OPTIONS PROFIT INVESTMENTS COMMUNICATION MARKETING PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE INVESTMENT TRACK RETURN CUSTOMERS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY PROFITS LEASES RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN RAILWAYS STOCK EXCHANGES TARGET FREIGHT SUBSIDIES REAL ESTATE FINANCE RIGHT-OF-WAY INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTORS
spellingShingle	PUBLIC SUBSIDIES TECHNOLOGY EQUITY STATIONS INVESTORS RAIL ACTIVITIES EQUIPMENT CUSTOMER TRANSIT PASSENGERS PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS STOCK RETURNS FREIGHT TRANSPORT EXCHANGES INFORMATION COMMUTER TRANSIT WORKING CAPITAL BONDS PROPERTY RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE WAGONS PASSENGER TRAFFIC URBAN TRANSIT PRIVATE SECTOR SHARES ROLLING STOCK PHYSICAL ASSETS TRAFFIC MARKET RAILWAY RAILWAY COMPANIES GOVERNMENT ACTIONS CUSTOMER RELATIONS CAR RAILWAY SYSTEMS RAILWAYS ICT RAIL CAR ADVERTISING INVESTOR RAIL CAPACITY GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES INVESTMENT BUSINESS RAILWAY SECTOR SHARE TRANSPORT TARIFF TELECOM RAIL FINANCES OUTPUTS PRIVATE INVESTORS FREIGHT WAGONS OPTIONS PROFIT INVESTMENTS COMMUNICATION MARKETING PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS PRIVATE INVESTMENT TRACK RETURN CUSTOMERS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY PROFITS LEASES RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN RAILWAYS STOCK EXCHANGES TARGET FREIGHT SUBSIDIES REAL ESTATE FINANCE RIGHT-OF-WAY INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTORS Lawrence, Martha Ollivier, Gerald Keys to Attracting Private Capital for Railway Development
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relation	Transport and ICT connections,no. 3;
description	Two of the largest railway systems in the world, China’s and India’s, have intensified their focus on the private sector as an indispensable source of capital to help them enlarge their rail capacity. They will find promising options if they recognize the common characteristics of successful efforts, both in their railways and elsewhere: profitability, manageable risks shared appropriately, and shared gains. Even unprofitable rail activities, such as commuter transit, can attract private capital if adequate public subsidies are in place.
format	Brief
author	Lawrence, Martha Ollivier, Gerald
author_facet	Lawrence, Martha Ollivier, Gerald
author_sort	Lawrence, Martha
title	Keys to Attracting Private Capital for Railway Development
title_short	Keys to Attracting Private Capital for Railway Development
title_full	Keys to Attracting Private Capital for Railway Development
title_fullStr	Keys to Attracting Private Capital for Railway Development
title_full_unstemmed	Keys to Attracting Private Capital for Railway Development
title_sort	keys to attracting private capital for railway development
publisher	World Bank Group, Washington, DC
publishDate	2015
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24441339/keys-attracting-private-capital-railway-development http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22309
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