Belt and Road investment expected to rise

China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is seeing surging interest from multinationals with investment likely to step up over the next year, according to a report.

The report Above and beyond: Belt and Road Initiative investment and risk outlook by law firm CMS canvassed views of 100 senior executives at corporations and investment firms on opportunities along the BRI trade corridor, 40 of whom worked in Chinese state-owned enterprises.

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