Episode 0: Introduction

from Currents · host Norton Rose Fulbright

Chadbourne & Parke is excited to announce that we have launched a new podcast featuring in-depth interviews on the latest developments in project finance. Chadbourne Currents talks to key business leaders and policy makers to investigate important trends affecting global energy and infrastructure markets. The diverse topics that we will explore include the future of US offshore, net-metering trends, Islamic finance and much more.We hope you will enjoy listening to Chadbourne Currents. Please send us your questions on trends in the project finance space, and we will try to cover them in an upcoming show. You can reach us by email at [email protected], on our contact page, or send us a tweet at @CurrentsPodcast.

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