TXF Athens: ILX Fund's broader church of investors

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Infrastructure, Renewables

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Middle East & Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe

Max Thompson

Managing Editor

TXF spoke with Guillaume Le Bris, head of infrastructure and energy at ILX Fund to discuss how the Amsterdam-based fund is working with DFIs and governments to attract new investors to mobilise private funds into development projects.

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