In order to invest in distressed assets, particularly in the roads segment, L&T Infrastructure Finance plans to mop up $500-million ( Rs 2,708 crore) by floating its maiden debt fund. Media reports indicate that the fund would also invest in renewable energy, power and urban infrastructure projects
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Investors would love to invest in India if we get our act right
There are mainly three reasons. First and the most immediate one is government departments are not paying in time. For instance, NHAI dues are aggregating upwards of Rs 25,000 crore. Some are disputed and others are not. If you ask NHAI they will deny any payments are due, but that is not the [right] answer. The government will need to be practical, in that somebody has done the work and money has been spent.
India Infrastructure Finance 2010: Needed-A human face to infra lending
Infrastructure lending may need a more qualitative assessment approach, different from shorter-term, quantitatively evaluted funding, say experts.

