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Building an Investment Market for Economic Development

Leveraging private finance into localities, cities and regions is a fundamental imperative for Governments of all kinds. OECD countries, and their subnational governments, are embarked on a quest for effective means to encourage private investors to view localities, cities and regions as good places to secure a return on investment. Bankers, fund managers, and investment advisors are taking note. Investments that help local economies to perform better can add value to other localised transactions too, by providing a more competitive platform for business, raising local incomes and revenues, and improving asset values. (Clark, 2003)