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HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026059.txt

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This document discusses the infrastructure expertise of Edmond de Rothschild, a financial advisor in Europe with experience in building and financing such projects.

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This document discusses the infrastructure expertise of Edmond de Rothschild, a financial advisor in Europe with experience in building and financing such projects. The discussion focuses on returns on investment and mentions the potential for double-digit returns through private public partnerships. Two experienced managers, TIIC and BRIDGE, are also mentioned as having partnered with Edmond de Rothschild to build a strong franchise within infrastructure investments.

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