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Published on 11 Feb 10 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • sovereign investment and the GFC
  • Australian tax issues from recent direct Government intervention and SWF activity
  • sovereign immunity
  • other concessions for sovereign investment.

Author profiles

Steven Economides CTA
Steven Economides, CTA, is the Lead Partner of KPMG’s Deals Advisory Tax Group and has been a Partner at KPMG since 1987. Steven has advised on a series of privatisations, including TransGrid, AusGrid, Loy Yang and the Sydney Harbour Tunnel, and more recent privatisations, including Port Botany and the Port of Newcastle. Steven also has had extensive experience in public–private partnership(PPP) transactions, from the early PPPs of Mount Gambier and Port Augusta to the most recent transactions. - Current at 05 May 2018
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