Infrastructure/Public Private Partnership
Extensive experience in infrastructure to guide our clients in taking advantage of developments in public-private partnership projects in Japan
In recent years, the Japanese government has developed concrete policies to introduce the use of concessions for airports, water and sewage facilities, toll roads, and other types of infrastructure. As one of its economic growth policies, the Japanese government intends to open up the management of some existing infrastructure facilities and structures to the private sector to help their maintenance and operations in response to severe fiscal conditions of central and local governments, and to create new business opportunities.
Given the rapidly changing legal and business environments in this area, our lawyers regularly update our clients on legal, regulatory, and practical developments. With our comprehensive knowledge of the issues, laws, and regulations, and our extensive involvement in concession and traditional projects, we are able to advise industry participants in a wide range of matters and issues, including conducting legal due diligence relating to the acquisition of concession rights; bidding and contract negotiations; construction, operation, and maintenance of facilities; and financing and other aspects of infrastructure projects. We can quickly assemble an effective legal team for specific transactions.
We are also prepared to support infrastructure funds investing in infrastructure assets in Japan. Our extensive experience in infrastructure and related regulations allow us to assist our clients with extensive knowledge, insightful advice, and thorough and efficient legal due diligence on the target infrastructure.
Infrastructure/Public Private Partnership：People
Infrastructure/Public Private Partnership：Legal Topics
Infrastructure/Public Private Partnership：Newsletters
- Energy & Infrastructure Bulletin
- Recent Developments in Public-Private Partnerships in Japan
- Energy & Infrastructure Bulletin
- Concession of National Airports in Japan
- Energy & Infrastructure Bulletin
- Introduction of the Concession System to Japan under the Bill to Amend the Act on Promotion of Private Finance Initiatives
Infrastructure/Public Private Partnership：News
- Firm News
- MHM advised on the arrangements of the first domestic social loan for a Park-PFI project
- Awards
- Our lawyers were selected in asialaw 2022, the definitive guide to Asia's leading law firms and lawyers
- Awards
- 35 lawyers were selected as leading lawyers in asialaw Profiles "asia law Leading Lawyers 2021"
- Media
- Comments by Yusuke Murakami were featured in an Asia Law Portal article titled "Legal Experts Predict 2020 Trends in Asia Pacific Region Infrastructure Development" published on December 12, 2019
- Awards
- 35 lawyers were selected as leading lawyers in asialaw PROFILES' "Asialaw Leading Lawyers 2020"
Infrastructure/Public Private Partnership：Seminars
- Mar. 29, 2022External Seminars
- ”IBA Japan Webinar: Economy and National Security: Update on the Economic Security Promotion Bill and its Impact on Business”
- Mar. 22, 2022External Seminars
- "Economy and National Security: Overview of the Economic Security Promotion Bill and Its Impact on Business"
- Jul. 4, 2017External Seminars
- "Comparative Analysis of the Legal Framework and Market Practice for Infrastructure／PPP in Australia／UK and in Japan"
Infrastructure/Public Private Partnership：Publications
- Magazine Article
- "Corporate Legal Affairs Frontier: Overview of the Economic Security Promotion Act and Key Points for Debate"
- Magazine Article
- "Economic Security for Corporate Legal Affairs (Part 6): Economic Security Promotion Bill (Vol. 2) - 11 Key Fields for Understanding Economic Security - Strengthening Technology Platforms, and Secret Patents"
- Magazine Article
- "Advanced Technology, Advanced Materials, and Economic Security (Part 2)"
- Magazine Article
- "Advanced Technology, Advanced Materials, and Economic Security (Part 1)"
- Book
- "6000 Legal Measures for Financial Institutions Vol. IV - Loans and Collection"