The comeback kid

31 January 2013 After France�s leader Francois Hollande re-affirmed his commitment to the PPP strategy, the market has seen a resurgence. But the regional town halls will decide the future of PPP in the country, not the �lys�e Palace, reports Aaron Weinman

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