Where next for infrastructure trusts and the 'nationalisation debate'?

Managers spooked over prospect of Corbyn premiership

Jayna Rana
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As Brexit uncertainty continues to cloud British politics, and hints of a snap General Election abound, analysts have warned infrastructure trusts could be hit hardest by policies from a potential Labour government.

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