2013 is set to be a record year for transport infrastructure deals, according to a recent analysis by global advisory firm KPMG.
The study revealed that during the first half of 2013 global infrastructure assets were worth $16.6 billion (£10.3 billion), but by the end of the third quarter they rose to $23.6 billion (£14.7 billion), a figure which KPMG says is the highest since 2008.
The analysis also showed that the majority of assets acquire this year have been in Europe and Asia.