New York| The chief executive of IFM Investors, the $117 billion money manager owned by 27 industry super funds, has a message for US lawmakers leery of private money in rebuilding America's crumbling infrastructure.
Not all capital is the same, said Brett Himbury, speaking on a visit to New York City, the heart of US financial markets where he is selling the Australian global infrastructure giant's vision of pension-backed project financing around the world.
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