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GI Hub Invitation: A coalition to advance infrastructure as an asset class

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About our initiative
The Global Infrastructure Hub (GI Hub), formed by the G20, is committed to advancing the delivery of sustainable, resilient and inclusive infrastructure. The GI Hub is uniquely positioned to act as a trusted facilitator in advancing reforms considering private- and public-sector perspectives. We are collaborating with the FSB and BCBS Secretariat, together with the G20 Presidency, to evaluate and strengthen the evidence base around regulatory barriers to infrastructure as an asset class. We are connecting with thosee banks leading greenfield infrastructure financing globally to represent the interests of the private sector in the discussions on the treatment of infrastructure as an asset class in financial regulations, particularly in context of the recent Basel III reforms announced by the Basel Committee.
Is this initiative of interest to your organisation?
Your interest in a survey for this initiative  
We are currently conducting a survey to gather and consolidate the opinions of the banking industry on the treatment of infrastructure as an asset class in financial regulations, particularly in context of the recent Basel III reforms announced by the Basel Committee. The results of this survey will help the GI Hub better understand the views of the market participants and inform G20 policymakers.  
Would your organisation be willing to participate in this survey?
If yes, please provide contact details of a subject matter specialist on regulatory capital adequacy to whom we can send our survey for responses:
Your interest in a private sector coalition for this initiative   
Would your organisation be interested in joining a private sector coalition led by the GI Hub for advancing infrastructure as an asset class in financial regulations? 
If yes, kindly provide contact details of a representative from your organisation best suited for this initiative:
Has your organisation previously participated in a private sector grouping that addressed regulatory capital charges for infrastructure investment? 
If this grouping is still active and you would like to suggest that the GI Hub get in touch with them, please provide us with further details: 
Do you have any other comments or concerns that you’d like to share with us? (Optional) 
Thank you for your participation in our survey.