Ireland - Pensions funds to invest €6b into State projects

Wed, May 6, 2009

Media speculation suggests that Irish pension funds have indicated they would be prepared to invest €6b in a range of State infrastructure projects.

The plan is intended to secure about 70,000 jobs in the construction industry over the next three years.

The pension funds would invest in a State infrastructure bond that would provide finance for the infrastructure projects such as the building of roads, railways, schools, hospitals and utility projects.

The funds would receive a return on their money over a period of possibly 20-25 years at a rate above that paid on Government gilts.

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