Episode 102: What works in PPP?
3 Ps in a Pod19 Nov 2025

Episode 102: What works in PPP?

The future of UK PPP is facing a critical moment, and the team discuss the latest rumours and expectations as the Budget looms large. Paul also brings in experience from his recent chairing of a Burges Salmon panel session on the future of PPP and experiences of the mutual investment model (MIM).


Kicking off with a conversation around what we could see in the Budget, the team move onto a number of related areas, including:

  • The future of health PPPs - 5:10
  • Where else should the industry and government be focusing attention? - 9:58
  • Lessons learned and future models - 16:00
  • Public stakes in projects - 18:20
  • The future of payment mechanisms - 21:04

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