Investor
Hong Kong Summit Infrastructure Debt Forum 2019
14 November 2019,
Hyatt Regency Hong Kong
Financing strategies for global infrastructure
Led by powerhouse Japanese and Korean institutional investors, global infrastructure debt is increasingly on the radar of Asia’s largest LPs.
As the appetite for infrastructure debt continues, the dedicated Infrastructure Investor Debt Forum on 14 November will give the opportunity for global fund managers to connect with the LPs looking to complement their equity assets with lower-risk debt strategies.
Who attends?
Fund managers
Meet and network with the Asian investors looking to allocate to global infrastructure debt
Qualified investors
Meet infrastructure debt fund managers and learn where debt fits within an infrastructure allocation.
Service providers
Highlight your unique value while networking with the infrastructure funds and investors committing capital to debt now.
3 distinct Forums to enhance your investment and fundraising strategies
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Established as the premier infrastructure investment conference in the region, you must be in attendance if you are interested in Asian infrastructure or LP capital.
Discover why LPs in the region are increasingly allocating their capital to infrastructure debt strategies and demonstrate your advantage over the competition to secure your share.
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Agenda
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Agenda
Day 1 - Thursday 14th
Opening and Introductory remarks
Keynote Panel: The rise and rise of infrastructure debt
- Assessing the rapid rise of the asset class and current debt fundraising landscape
- The value proposition of infra debt. How does infra debt compare with other fixed income classes such as corporate debt
- Is Infrastructure debt a lower risk way of liability matching for asset owners, such as insurance companies?
Presentation: Infrastructure Debt Markets Performance Review: what drives the risk and returns of private infra debt?
Panel: The role of banks in developing Asia’s infrastructure and the future cooperation with private capital
- The role of banks and institutional capital compared – in which areas do they still have a competitive advantage?
- How can banks, governments and private capital cooperate more effectively in the region to spur further growth?
- Case studies
Jae Hyung Kwon
Head of South and North Asia (ex Japan), Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
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Close of forum and conference
Frederic Blanc-Brude
Director, EDHEC Infrastructure Institute
Andreas Cremer
Director Infrastructure / Energy Europe/ Middle East/ Asia, DEG
Eduard Fernández
Reporter, Infrastructure Investor
Cornelie Goedhuis
Chief Investment Officer, ILX
Stewart James
Managing Director and Head of Group Public Affairs, Asia Pacific, HSBC
Andrew Kinloch
Managing Director, Logie Group
Jae Hyung Kwon
Head of South and North Asia (ex Japan), Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency
Paul Nash
Partner and Head of Infrastructure Debt, DIF Capital Partners
Kevin Smithen
Chief Commercial and Strategy Officer, Digital Colony and Colony Capital
