InfraCo Asia presented at the South East Asia Project Finance Conference in Singapore on 10 September 2014

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early stage infrastructure projects into viable
investment opportunities

Providing leadership and capital to develop early stage infrastructure projects into viable investment opportunities

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Allard M. Nooy, CEO of InfraCo Asia, presented a paper and moderated an interactive panel discussion at the Tomson Reuters / ALB South East Asia Project Finance Conference in Singapore on 10 September 2014. During his presentation Allard highlighted

Infrastructure investment and financing volumes in 2013 vs. 2014;
Investment in energy, infrastructure and resources;
Private financing for energy and infrastructure investment;
Financing volumes for renewables pulling ahead of conventional volumes;
The UN Climate Change Conference in 2015 – governments looking for evidence that renewables can attract capital;
Government activity in infrastructure procurement;
Financing in energy, transport and other infrastructure and the changing economic and demographic requirements;
Reforms and fostering private sector investments in key infrastructure sectors;

Enabling legislation;

Relatively small pool of commercial banks active in the international project finance arena;
The adaption to multi-source financing plans: accessing export credit agencies, multilateral agencies, development banks, and of course local and regional commercial banks;
Demand for quality long term-assets (by pension funds, life insurance companies, other institutional or hold-to-maturity investors);
Governments in Asia understanding the need to improve infrastructure;
Level of private sector involvement in the delivery of infrastructure across Asia;
PPP delivery framework;
Lack of a sufficient pipeline of properly prepared projects, refinement of procurement practices and better coordination across stakeholders;
Assessing and mitigating counterparty risk at both the country and private levels and sovereign risk.

Our Impact

InfraCo Asia is a donor-funded, commercially managed infrastructure development company headquartered in Singapore. We seek to create viable infrastructure investment opportunities that balance the interests of host governments, local communities and domestic and international private sector investors.

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