Super RIGI: JP Morgan Sees More Incentives, but Warns a Key Question
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The Super RIGI has already entered the Wall Street radar. JP Morgan analyzed for its customers the new incentive regime promoted by the government and placed it above the original RIGI in terms of tax, exchange and regulatory benefits. But it also left out the question that orders the whole debate: whether the scheme will serve to attract "genuinely new" investments or if it will only end up redirecting existing projects towards a more favorable…
The US bank JP Morgan, one of the leading global financial players and a strong influence on investment funds and large multinational companies, considered that the new regime is "structurally superior" to the original Big Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI), although it warned that a central unknown still persists: whether it will effectively attract unpublished projects or simply serve to relocate already planned investments under more benefici…
The central analytical question is whether the Super RIGI will generate genuine new investments or simply move existing projects to a more favourable regime.
With the new Super RIGI bill and the latest regulatory changes to the current RIGI scheme, the government seeks to accelerate the effective arrival of investments. JP Morgan, the largest bank in the United States, set up an exclusive report on the Super RIGI in which he claims that it is “structurally superior” to the original RIGI to “attract investments in cutting-edge industries.” The current Big Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI), approved i…
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