- Japanese investment in Asean infrastructure is set to rise. The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) has changed its lending rules to allow higher risk investment through a special account. We expect this type of investment to continue to rise in coming years.
- Power and transport infrastructure projects are likely to be the main targets for Japanese firms. JBIC currently has ¥1.6tn ($15bn) in outstanding commitments to Asean countries, with much of the investment in power plants and other power-related infrastructure.
- The rule change will allow Japanese companies to better compete for contracts with Chinese competitors, as the two rivals vie for influence across Asean.
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