The Asia-Pacific region will require $3 trillion of infrastructure funding over the next ten years. 20% of this ($600 billion) will be from the private sector, according to the Asia Development Bank.
Improving connectivity, the need for clean water and the pressure on the energy sector from environmentalists all provide new and changing opportunities. But how will the tried and tested financing technology from Australia and Europe work in the region? Will the credit crunch lead to a rush to hold long term infrastructure assets? What does the sometimes confusing regulatory dynamic mean for investors?
These and many more questions remain unanswered. Financiers need to know what regulators intend as well as about new projects. Project managers need to give practical feedback to those who structure financing options. Regulators need to encourage investment.
The Infrastructure Finance & Investment Asia-Pacific Conference provides the ideal forum to discuss these key issues and more, including:
- The financing options available and the practicalities of implementing them in different jurisdictions
- Assessing the feasibility of different finance structures such as project finance and PPP for greenfield and leveraged acquisition for brownfield, as well as the feasibility of the bond markets
- The needs and intentions of concessionary bodies with regard to minimum guaranteed returns (MGR) and termination clauses
- Where are the growth areas and hot spots for investment and how can investors access them?
- What is the impact of pension funds, private capital and sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) on infrastructure finance?
- The role of foreign banks in a market with strong regional financial institutions
Euromoney Seminars have welcomed over 1,000 senior professionals from across the infrastructure spectrum to our events in the past years staging these from Russia to Miami, Turkey to Rio de Janeiro. Our newest addition to the portfolio will focus on the development of the Asia-Pacific market through focused case studies, business plans and regulatory guidance. We will welcome government strategists, project sponsors, infrastructure funds as well as the major investment banks. Can you afford to miss out?
Register today and we look forward to welcoming you to Singapore in September.
Key speakers who will be joining us include:
Andrea Pal, Senior VP, Global Investments & Management, Fraport AG
Suneet Maheshwari, Chief Executive Officer, Larsen & Toubro Infrastructure Finance
Alejandro Perez, Head of Infrastructure Ease Asia, IFC
Bambang Susantono, Deputy, Infrastructure and Regional Development, Sustan Secretariat, Indonesia
Andrew Pocock, Managing Director, Private Equity, Ithmaar Bank BSC
William Lean, Managing Director, VinaCapital Infrastructure Fund
Chris Wade, Portfolio Manager, RREEF Infrastructure Asia-Pacific
MK Sinha, President and CEO, IDFC Project Equity
Anand Prakash, Managing Director, Asia, FE Clean Energy Group
For further information, please contact:
Sarah Rixom, sarah.rixom@euromoneyasia.com - for speaking opportunities
Emma Donald, emma.donald@euromoneyasia.com - for sponsorship opportunities
Winnie Louie, winnie.louie@euromoneyasia.com - for registrations and marketing opportunities