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By Nicolas GILLET, Tax Partner, Transfer Pricing Leader and Chiara PALMIERI, Manager, Transfer Pricing, EY Luxembourg
There is a widespread idea among market players that infrastructure assets have defensive and resilient returns towards inflation. Considering the recent strong increase in inflation, the inclusion of different assets under the definition of infrastructure, as well as the willingness of the governments to protect consumers from inflation, have led to a rethink of the strength of the sector with regards to inflation.
Impacts of the current inflationary environment on infrastructure investments
Revenues related to traditional investments carried out under the “infrastructure” label are often...
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