Highlights / Key Themes
- 21 June 2010 - INVESTING IN INFRASTRUCTURE ASSETS - meet the biggest and best names in the infrastructure investment world at the TransFin summit.
- Global transport project sponsors and contractors - hear from the leading infrastructure sponsors and contractors from around the world.
- Public Sector Insight: Deficit management, Public Works Programs & Risk Sharing: How are government facing the challenges for transport development in the economic climate?
A must-attend event for infrastructure investors, funds and financiers, this is your one stop shop to find out about the latest transactions in the infrastructure sector. With leading investors and investment funds on the podium, the 2010 event will evaluate the new frameworks for investment in infrastructure.
Find out from leading practioners how infrastructure has weathered the credit storm, how transportation assets are rated and valued and which deals are in the pipeline.
Hear from experts speakers from leading funds, such as BOREALIS, RREEF, CUBE INFRASTRUCTURE FUND, CITI INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTORS and JP MORGAN ASSET MANAGEMENT.
Recognised as the one annual meeting point for public and private sector Transportation experts, TransFin attracts over 200 senior executives from: IRIDIUM, FERROVIAL, ABERTIS, HOCHTIEF, ACCIONA CONCESSIONS, STRABAG, VINCI, EGIS PROJECTS, FRAPORT, CINTRA, SKANSKA, ODEBRECHT, GLOBAL VIA, PORR and many more!
Watch this space for the speaker line up!
Transport developers and investors have been asking what we can expect from Governments in terms of managing deficits and infrastructure stimulus.
TransFin 2010 will bring together more public sector and government representatives than ever before to share their policies for financing essential growth and maintenance projects, and participating in funding issues.
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John McCarthy
Managing Director, Head Of Europe
RREEF
Mr McCarthy is responsible for managing the investment activities and ongoigne xpansion of RREEF Infrastructure's business in Europe. Mr McCarthy joined RREEF Infrastructure in 2005 after seven years with ABN AMRO, where he was most recently Global Head of the Infrastructure Capital and Structured Capital Markets operations. |
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Diego Marin
Investment Director
FERROVIAL
Diego Marin is responsible for leading and co-ordinating infrastructure invesetment related transactions, including the analysis of investment opportunities in new sectors and markets. |
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Peter Regan
Director, Corporate Finance
Transport for London
Peter is responsible for TfL's corporate financing activities including an £8 billion 10 year borrowin programme and all the project and structure finance activities of TfL. His responsibilities also include treasury management and property development. Prior to joining TfL, Peter worked in project and infrastructure finance at Deutsche Bank. |
