 Ychydig y gallwch diogelio ei digwydd, ac mae'n gwneud i ni i ei hun i exhibited Auckland ac rydyn ni i'mooneydd gan babieinydd gynau lili 9 merge yma cyfwg yworteur ag Me Yeah Wink i Lleidaru,cheiggling,Chinau,Saint Lleidaru ,Gaith Ymgyrwydd yn success o Gatwick. Mae Dyma'sbytyn ymprin iawn nid i fynd i gan y rhannu ddigon Sfynospace yn le sy'n ôl i gydag dalol If I look at the equity side of the story, then we already have private sector investors, pension funds from overseas who are investing in this particular asset and asset class. It's demonstrably interesting and value creative for those investors, and I think UK pension funds need to be given the facility to find their way into that sector. That means deepening the skills that they have, perhaps pooling the skills that they have to allow them to specialise and understand the risks and rewards that go with that sort of investment. What's worked very well and I think is a lesson perhaps we should take overseas is the question of how we've approached the debt financing for the business. We're actually over time we've morphed from a business that's been entirely bank funded and the constraints that they have in terms of the duration of the investment that they can make to five years to actually become more bond financed over a 15 to 30 year basis funded by UK pension funds. So they're already very active in this sector but what's pivotal for them is access to the right credit rated instruments and credit rating is important and getting the sort of mitigation of risks but not elimination of risks but the right mitigation of risks particularly on greenfield assets is a key challenge of learning I think.