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'Fair compensation' typically means investors receiving the market value of their assets if a company is nationalised. For Thames Water, this would involve paying its creditors, like Royal Bank of Canada, what their loans are worth. The concern is that without this, investors might lose money, making them wary of future investments in Britain.
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