Bérénice Arbona is responsible for the infrastructure debt activity within LBPAM Real & Private Assets platform (1,95bn€ of AuM as of dec 2023, 3,1Bn€ invested since 2013 in more than 64 projects)She has 21 years of international experience in origination, structuring and arranging of structured finance and projects at Dexia et industrial sponsors: motorway operator(ASF), contractor (Eiffage), rail manufacturer (Alstom Transports). Since 2014, Bérénice has been in the infrastructure debt team of LBP AM and team leader since 2020. Bérénice graduated from EM Lyon Business school.

LBPAM

LBPAM is a multi-specialist conviction asset manager, leading the way in SRI finance, through four strategies: equities with Tocqueville Finance & La Financière de l’Echiquier, Real & Private Assets, Multi-assets & absolute performance and quantitative solutions. At the end of 2023, LBP AM manages €68 billion of assets. LBPAM is owned at 75% by La Banque Postale and 25% by Aegon Asset Management.

Johnnie Barnett is a Partner at New Amsterdam based in London, England. Johnnie leads the firm’s distribution efforts across Europe and is involved across all aspects of fund raising for their GPs. He has been raising capital from institutional LPs across the globe for more than 15 years across alternative and traditional asset classes. Across his career, he has been actively involved in 21 capital raising projects, responsible for over £2.2bn in commitments.

Prior to joining New Amsterdam, Johnnie worked for Allianz Global Investors, Northern Trust Asset Management and spent 3 years in India working for ICICI Securities in corporate finance. He started his career at Schroders Investment Management in 2005.

Johnnie is a Classics (Ancient Greek & Latin) graduate of the University of Bristol, and a CFA charterholder.

The New Amsterdam Group

The New Amsterdam Group enables alternative investment managers to grow sustainable businesses and access capital from institutional investors around the globe. They deliver capital solutions across primaries, secondaries & co-investments with a focus on private markets and real assets.

Alex Bebov is the founder of BAC IP EAD (BAC Securities) and BAC Ltd. and has been active in the European and Middle East energy sector for over 25 years. He was the main manager of the first CEE REIT, and is Director of Climate Change Focused Equity Investment Vehicle of BAC Ltd. BAC has achieved close to 60% returns over the last 3,5 years mostly in green energy. BAC is proud to have won major award for the Middle East (and others below) - Best New Asset Management Brand - Middle East by Global Brands Magazine.

Alex worked on many Polish, Romanian, and Western Balkan renewable projects and equity/debt financings. Now he is in process of raising green energy and decarbonization fund for Europe with focus on Central and Eastern Europe but also potential allocation for Middle East/Western Europe/US Green technology. His investment banking experience includes JP Morgan, Salomon Smith Barney Citigroup, Prudential Securities, and Chemical (Chase) Bank. Alex is a member of the Harvard and NYU Alumni Associations. His extensive asset management and energy project experience across global emerging markets as well Central and Eastern Europe includes electricity trading, M&A, debt and equity raising, and advisory services.

Alex is a regular speaker at many LP and green energy conferences such as Superinvestor, Superreturn Infra and EM, Funds Forum Monaco, PEI Berlin/London, AIM Summit, Middle East Investment Summit and Marcus Evans. The regions he understands most on the green energy side are Europe (focus CEE), Africa, Middle East and US. Quoted many times in Financial Times, Euromoney, Euroweek, Global Finance, Global Markets, Wall Street Journal.

Monika is Managing Director at Lagrange based in Frankfurt, Germany. She advises institutional investors on infrastructure and real estate investment funds (equity and debt). She draws on over 20 years of experience in finance, including corporate and asset financing, financial structuring and restructuring, corporate turn-around, largely in the area of infrastructure and real estate. Prior to joining Lagrange, she worked i.a. for BNP Paribas and Zurich Insurance. Monika is Fellow of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants (FCCA).

Lagrange Financial Advisory

Lagrange Financial Advisory is an independent multi-asset financial advisor based in Germany, with focus on alternative assets (infrastructure, real estate, private equity and private debt), experienced both in primary and secondary transactions. The experts of Lagrange cover global markets in fund and debt advisory. Institutional investors predominantly come from Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Over the last 7 years, 40 various alternative investment funds were placed with over 90 investors (insurance companies, pension funds, pension schemes, banks, foundations, municipal and church institutions), with a total placement value of ca. EUR 3 bn, including more than 110 transactions.

Stéphanie is a graduate of the French Institute of Actuaries with an MBA from the College des Ingénieurs, Paris. She began her career as a Project Manager in the Corporate Markets division of Allianz in 2001. Prior to joining RGREEN INVEST in 2016, Stéphanie was in charge of Institutional Solutions Coverage at Morgan Stanley, and previously at Nomura and Royal Bank of Scotland.

Prior to joining RGREEN INVEST in 2016, Stéphanie held key positions in prominent financial institutions. She served as the head of Institutional Solutions Coverage at Morgan Stanley, and previously, she contributed her expertise at both Nomura and Royal Bank of Scotland.

Stéphanie has shared her knowledge and insights as a panellist on numerous occasions, addressing audiences with unwavering conviction and boundless energy. Her engaging presentations consistently provide in-depth and captivating insights, making her a respected authority in her field.

RGREEN INVEST

RGREEN INVEST has been investing in energy transition in Europe since 2013. With +€2bn in AUM and a team of 45 experts solely dedicated to energy transition infrastructure, the firm has built a +10-year strong track record. Since inception, RGREEN INVEST has invested in +3,000 projects focusing on renewable energy, climate change mitigation, and adaptation. Through collaborations with +55 long-term partners across Europe, RGREEN INVEST primarily sources proprietary transactions, and offers co-investments to its investors.
As B Corp certified, RGREEN INVEST integrates robust ESG principles into its investment framework. All funds are classified as Article 9 (SFDR).

Leveraging on its expertise and extensive partnership network, RGREEN INVEST is well positioned to navigate the intricacies of the European market and select the right partners. The firm accelerates energy transition through its infrastructure equity strategy, INFRAGREEN, and its short-term infrastructure debt strategy, INFRABRIDGE.

Mr. Boehning is a Partner of ECP and Managing Partner of ECP ForeStar, ECP’s sustainable credit solutions platform.

Prior to joining ECP in 2023, Mr. Boehning was a Managing Partner at Forsight Sustainable Capital, which he founded under the conviction that a major building block to a sustainable economy is the formation of aligned and informed credit capital. Mr. Boehning has spent over 30 years in investment banking and private credit, most recently as a partner at Global Infrastructure Partners (“GIP”), where he spent over 10 years with responsibility for the infrastructure credit business. Prior, Mr. Boehning spent 16 years at Credit Suisse where he held several leadership positions in the Leveraged Finance and Origination Group, as well as Head of Global Project Finance, with a focus on the power, renewables, energy, and transportation sectors.

Mr. Boehning received a Master’s Degree in Economics from Westfaelische-Wihelms-University in Muenster, Germany.

Floortje Brouwers leads the Infrastructure Credit strategy for GIC, based out of London. She is part of GIC’s INFRA investment team which covers Equity, Debt and Fund investments. In her role she is responsible for investments in non-investment grade and junior infrastructure debt on a global basis. Prior to joining GIC in 2018, she worked for ABN AMRO and RBS in Amsterdam and London in various roles in Energy & Infrastructure Sector Advisory, Leveraged Finance and Infrastructure Finance and Advisory.

GIC

GIC is a leading global investment firm established in 1981 to manage Singapore’s foreign reserves. As a disciplined long-term value investor, GIC is uniquely positioned for investments across a wide range of asset classes, including equities, fixed income, private equity, real estate and infrastructure. GIC has investments in over 40 countries and has been investing in emerging markets for more than two decades. Headquartered in Singapore, GIC employs over 1,900 people across 11 offices in key financial cities worldwide.

Jorge Camiña is a Partner and Head of Sustainable Infrastructure Credit. Jorge brings over 20 years experience in project finance and investment management, having held senior positions at both Allianz Global Investors and Santander Corporate & Investment Banking.

In his most recent role, as Director of Infrastructure Debt at Allianz Global Investors since 2016, Mr. Camiña was responsible for the origination, structuring and execution of Infrastructure Debt investments in the Americas. Jorge also executed in 2018 the launch of the infrastructure debt strategy in Latin America, resulting in the firm becoming the leading institutional private infrastructure debt investor in the region from 2018 to 2020. He led the execution of a strategic shift towards renewable power across US and Latin America, investing in infrastructure debt for over three gigawatts of solar and wind assets. He was also member of the Infrastructure Debt investment committee overseeing transactions globally. Jorge received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration by Deusto Business School in Spain.

Kate Campbell is Founding Partner of Astrid Advisors, an independent advisory and placement business focusing on infrastructure, the energy transition and the path towards net zero. She and her business partner, Louisa Yeoman, established Astrid Advisors in 2019.

Kate has over 20 years’ experience of capital raising and capital markets, starting her career in investment banking, equity capital markets at Deutsche Bank, London. She subsequently worked at Bear Sterns and JP Morgan, as an Executive Director in the capital introduction team advising hedge funds on marketing and fundraising activities.

Most recently, prior to establishing Astrid, Kate and Louisa were co-Heads of European Distribution for AMP Capital, establishing their European client business, raising capital for a series of fund vintages, co-investments, consortium builds and syndication processes for AMP’s private infrastructure equity and debt platforms.

Kate holds a Masters in Spanish and French from Edinburgh University.

Astrid Advisors

Astrid Advisors is an advisor and placement agent covering infrastructure, the energy transition and real assets investments focused on sustainability and the path towards net zero. We partner with GPs in their capital raising of equity and debt strategies, primary funds, secondaries and co-invests. Founded in 2019, the Astrid team have a proven partnership and track record of fundraising in infrastructure and private credit and are recognised in the GP and LP community as specialist thought leaders and fundraisers in infrastructure and the energy transition, as well as more recent trends in sustainable food production, agriculture, and natural capital.

Our philosophy is to partner with a select group of managers who we believe have the potential to be outstanding and differentiated in their field, and to bring our extensive network, expertise and energy to achieving their fundraising goals.

David has more than 20 years’ experience in banking focussed on project finance, infrastructure debt and structured credit.

David joined IFM in 2012 from Barclays, where he was Head of Infrastructure and Structured Project Finance within their Corporate Bank. Prior to this, David was in the origination team of HBOS Infrastructure Finance, where he had responsibility for sourcing and executing senior debt, mezzanine and equity across the social infrastructure, transportation and energy sectors.

IFM Investors

Owned by pension funds. Inspired by their members. We’re an asset manager driven to make a positive difference. Our purpose is to invest, protect and grow the long-term retirement savings of working people. Established more than 25 years ago by a group of Australian pension funds, IFM Investors has €134 billion under management as at 31 December 2023. We prioritise the interests of 686 like-minded investors
worldwide who aim to build a real and lasting impact by focusing on assets that combine excellent long-term risk/reward characteristics with broad economic, environmental and social benefits to the community.

As a responsible long term investor IFM actively engages with the companies in which we invest on issues we care about, with the aim of improving their net performance while minimising investment risk. Operating globally from offices in Melbourne, Sydney, London, Berlin, Zurich, Amsterdam, New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo and Milan, IFM manages investments across infrastructure, debt, listed equities and private equity assets. For more information, visit ifminvestors.com.

Tom Danielsen is Head of Investor Solutions for Power Sustainable Infrastructure Credit.

Prior to joining Power Sustainable in 2023, Tom led capital raising for Infrastructure Credit in North America at Macquarie Asset Management. Previously, Tom worked for Willis Towers Watson as an investment consultant, where he advised institutional clients on liability driven investment strategies. Tom has been a qualified actuary since 2015 and has worked with insurance companies across a number of different regulatory regimes (NAIC, Solvency II, LICAT, BMA).

Tom is a Fellow, Institute and Faculty of Actuaries and holds a BSc in Mathematics and Economics from London School of Economics.

Power Sustainable

Power Sustainable is a climate-focused alternative asset manager which provides capital to projects and businesses that contribute to decarbonization, enhance resource and energy efficiency, and drive positive impacts within the societies in which they operate.

Power Sustainable Infrastructure Credit (PSIC) is a dedicated infrastructure lending platform based in Miami. PSIC seeks to directly originate, structure, and manage bespoke credit investments in infrastructure projects and companies that demonstrate positive sustainability characteristics. The strategy targets investments in the energy and decarbonization, transportation and logistics, digital infrastructure, social infrastructure, and utilities and recycling sectors.

Power Sustainable is a wholly owned subsidiary of Power Corporation of Canada (TSX: POW), an international management and holding company that focuses on financial services in North America, Europe and Asia. Power Corporation’s core holdings are leading insurance, retirement, wealth management and investment businesses, including a portfolio of alternative asset investment platforms.

Frank Dornseifer is Managing Director of Bundesverband Alternative Investments e.V. (BAI), the German advocacy organization for the Alternative Investment industry. He has been active for more than 20 years in various functions in investment management, capital markets and corporate law. He studied law at the universities of Bonn, Dublin (Trinity College) and Lausanne. After admission to the German Bar in 2000 he practiced various years as attorney in an international law firm in the field of corporate and securities law before joining the German Financial Regulator BaFin as deputy head of the policy unit within the investment management department. In this function he also represented BaFin in the Investment Management Committee of IOSCO. Mr. Dornseifer frequently publishes articles both on investment and corporate law and he is co-editor of legal commentaries on the German Investment Act and on the AIFM Directive. The finance committee of the German Bundestag, the EU commission and the European Parliament denominated him several times as expert on capital market law. Mr. Dornseifer gives frequently speeches at national and international conferences on investment and regulatory topics.

Bundesverband Alternative Investments

Bundesverband Alternative Investments e.V. (BAI) is the central advocacy association for the alternative investment industry sector in Germany. The BAI serves as a catalyst between institutional and professional German investors and recognized providers of alternative investment products worldwide. Particularly, one goal is to make it easier for institutional and professional German investors to more effectively diversify their financial assets into Alternative Investments, especially as many of those investors are responsible for safeguarding long-term retirement pensions. Another core task of the organization is to improve public awareness and enhance the understanding of alternative asset classes and strategies in public. The BAI maintains an intense dialogue with political institutions as well as supervisory bodies. Furthermore, the BAI cooperates with various national and international organizations and industry associations. It advocates for legal reforms to design an attractive and competitive regulatory environment for Alternative Investments in Germany. At present, BAI counts more than 280 members from all areas of the professional alternative investments sector

Vivien de Gunzburg is the Founder, President, and Managing Partner of Ceres Infrastructure Asset Management LLC, the manager of Ceres Infrastructure Private Debt Fund. Based in the U.S., the private credit fund is dedicated to providing and structuring long-term financings for the renovation of large core infrastructure assets in the U.S.

Prior to Ceres, in 2003 Mr. de Gunzburg established the Findercod group in the UK, Belgium, and France. Findercod provides advisory services in the areas corporate finance (including solutions to corporates such as project-based long-term (re)financing), private equity, and asset management.

Prior to founding Findercod, in 2002, Mr. de Gunzburg participated to the creation of Stephens Financial Group (“SFG”) the NY based arm of Stephens Group. SFG was tasked with large-cap mergers and acquisitions. Mr. de Gunzburg served as Vice President in the M&A advisory practice, covering clients in the industrial, aerospace, homeland security, and life sciences areas. He was involved in the $13.4bn merger of Northrop Grumman &TRW and the simultaneous sale of TRW Automotive to The Blackstone Group for $4.7bn. He was also involved in the origination and analysis of private equity investment opportunities for the Stephens Group. The Stephens family of Little Rock (AK), is one of America’s families with a long history of investing, operating, banking and political involvement and known to have managed the IPO of Walmart.

From 1998 to 2002, Mr. de Gunzburg held various positions within the Banking Group of Lazard Frères & Co. LLC (now Lazard) in New York. In 2001, Mr. de Gunzburg was a Senior Associate tasked to work with Lazard’s rain maker Ambassador Felix Rohatyn in the creation of Rohatyn Associates. During his tenure at Rohatyn Associates Mr. de Gunzburg helped originate deals for clients such as Comcast (leading to the $72bn merger of Comcast with AT&T, and HSBC’s acquisition of Household International for $16bn), Suez, Sodexho, LVMH, Publicis, Fiat, Fimalac, United Technologies, and Pfizer. Prior to working with Ambassador Rohatyn, in 2000, Mr. de Gunzburg was an Associate in the Industrial and Retail Group at Lazard. From 1998 to 2000, Mr. de Gunzburg was an Analyst in the Lazard Life Sciences Group, working for Kenneth Jacobs, currently worldwide Chairman of Lazard. His transactions experience during that time included Pfizer’s hostile acquisition of pharmaceutical Warner-Lambert for $116 bn and simultaneous divestiture of lice treatment Rid to Bayer for $85 million (2001); the sale of engineered nutrition food MET-Rx to Rexall Sundown for $106 million (2000); Hoechst and Rhône-Poulenc merger-of-equals into Aventis for $45bn (1999);which later was merged with Sanofi, and the sale of the remaining 80% of Pioneer Hi-Bred to DuPont for $7.7bn (1999).

Prior to joining Lazard, in 1997 Mr. de Gunzburg joined Rothschild & Cie. Paris as an Analyst in the M&A department where he advised clients in the industrial, financial, real-estate and technology sectors. In 1995 and 1996, he worked at Société Générale as an analyst in the Credit department both in Madrid and in Hong Kong. In 1994 Mr. de Gunzburg worked at Sanofi Beauté in Barcelona. In 1993, Mr de Gunzburg worked at Republic New York Corporation (Republic National Bank and Safra Bank) in the Mergers and Acquisitions department in New York.

A French and Belgian national, Mr. de Gunzburg received a MSc. in financial engineering from E.S.L.S.C.A. and a BA with honors from the Institut Supérieur de Gestion in Paris. Mr. de Gunzburg is fluent in French, English and Spanish and has notions of Japanese, Russian and German.

He is a Young Leader (class French President Emmanuel Macron) and member of the Board of Directors of the French-American Foundation in France, the founder and President of the de Gunzburg Myeloma Research Foundation (DGMRF) in the U.S., a Member of the Executive Committee and Treasurer of French Foundation for the Research on Myeloma and Gammopathy (FFRMG) in France, Vice-President of ORT Belgium, Board Member of ORT France, Member of the Executive Committee of Terra Sancta Museum in Jerusalem, Vice President and member of the General Committee of The Travellers club in France.

Hans-Peter Dohr is the founder and CEO of ICA Institutional Capital Associates. He focuses on investment advisory for and capital introductions to institutional investors and has over 35 years of experience in investment and finance, including board and investment committee positions at state investment holding companies and infrastructure and private equity investment funds . Prior to founding ICA, he was Head of Advisory at DC Placement Advisors, one of Europe’s leading private markets advisory firms . Earlier in his career, he worked for several groups within the investment banking departments of Fox-Pitt, Kelton, Salomon Brothers, Credit Lyonnais, and Chase Manhattan Bank, as well as the Ministry of Finance and as credit officer in the State Development Bank in Austria. Hans-Peter Dohr holds a master’s degree in business administration from the Vienna University of Economics and Business.

ICA

ICA Institutional Capital Associates (ICA) is an award-winning regional investment advisory boutique. The company offers customised advisory and investment solutions for institutional clients in the DACH region with a strong focus on private debt and real assets. Since 2019, ICA also offers placement services for investment firms for the marketing and distribution of funds to investors in the DACH region. These services are designed to support clients in raising capital from investors for their private markets programmes. ICA's customised distribution strategy provides managers with effective outsourcing of their business development and fundraising efforts, enabling significant asset growth and deepening relationships with a broad range of investors. The ICA team consists of senior and experienced professionals with over 80 years of combined investment and finance experience, including board and investment committee positions in state investment holding companies, infrastructure, private debt and private equity investment funds and insurance companies.

Jean-Francis joined the Edmond de Rothschild Group in 2004, as co-head of the Project Finance department before taking charge of the group’s structuring advisory services. In 2013, he was appointed Managing Director of the group’s Infrastructure, Real Assets and Structured Finance department. He is also CEO of EdR AM UK and CIO of BRIDGE.

Prior to EdR, he served as Director at Citigroup and WestLB, covering infrastructure and TMT sectors in Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia, and leading several “Deal of the Year” debt transactions. In 1998, he worked at UBS in Zurich and London within their project finance department where he served as financial advisor and arranger in a number of landmark European infrastructure, energy and telecoms projects. He started his career at Bouygues Construction in 1992 within the International Finance Engineering Department as a financial modeler and project manager.

Jean-Francis graduated from Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris and has a law degree from the Law University Paris II.

Edmond de Rothschild

As a conviction-driven investment house founded upon the belief that wealth should be used to build the world of tomorrow, Edmond de Rothschild specialises in Private Banking and Asset Management and serves an international clientele of families, entrepreneurs and institutional investors. The group is also active in Corporate Finance, Private Equity, Real Estate and Fund Services.

With a resolutely family-run nature, Edmond de Rothschild has the independence necessary to propose bold strategies and long-term investments, rooted in the real economy. Founded in 1953, the Group had more than CHF 160 billion in assets under management at the end of December 2022, 2,500 employees, and 30 locations worldwide.

Daniel Fuchs, Managing Director, is the Head of High Yield Infrastructure Debt at BlackRock and the Lead Portfolio Manager for Private Debt's Global High Yield Infrastructure Debt (GID) business. He is responsible for the development and execution of the high yield infrastructure debt strategy, including fundraising, portfolio management as well as the origination, structuring and underwriting of private infrastructure and energy transactions.

Before joining BlackRock, Daniel was a senior director at Deutsche Bank's Structured Finance platform in New York, London and Frankfurt where he was instrumental in establishing and building-out the lender's American Infrastructure and Energy business from its inception in 2009.Over the course of his career, Daniel successfully closed more than USD 10bn in infrastructure and energy transactions across developed and emerging markets, covering a multitude of sectors, including energy, power, renewables, social infrastructure, telecommunication and transportation. Daniel holds a PhD in Finance from University of Bonn (Germany) and HEC, Paris.

BlackRock

BlackRock’s purpose is to help more and more people experience financial well-being. As a fiduciary to investors and a leading provider of financial technology, we help millions of people build savings that serve them throughout their lives by making investing easier and more affordable.

Ronald is the Deputy Head of Infrastructure Debt Funds at Sienna Investment Managers’s Private Credit expertise. With a team of 8, Ronald oversees the provision of access to sustainable infrastructure debt investments in the European energy transition space to institutional investors, offering them the opportunity to contribute in a tangible way to the acceleration of EU’s decarbonization efforts, with an attractive risk-return profile and diversification benefits. He strongly believes that working closely with developers and independent energy producers is an efficient way to achieve this.

Ronald joined Sienna IM in 2021, after 7 years at Allianz Global Investors. Throughout that period, he invested in privately placed infrastructure debt across Europe on behalf of Allianz and other institutional investors. Prior to that, he was a manager for 5 years in the project-finance advisory team of PwC, leading advisory mandates for equity funds, industrial companies, and public parties at all stages of infrastructure concessions and public-private partnerships. Ronald started his career in 2005. He holds an engineering degree from INSA Rennes and a specialised master’s degree in strategic management from HEC Paris.

Mariana is an Investment Specialist at Ninety One’s Emerging Market Alternative Credit team where she leads on sustainability and impact. Mariana works within the investment team and with portfolio companies to ensure Impact is delivered in line with Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund (EAIF)'s objectives and measured in line with best in class methodologies. She supports the team’s efforts from origination to exit, evaluating the economic, climate and gender empowerment impact of new infrastructure investment opportunities. She also supports on key capital raising for the fund and establishment of new sustainable strategies within the Emerging Market Alternative Credit team.

Formerly the founder of MG Advisory Ltd., Mariana provided consultancy to impact investors and DFIs in Africa. Prior to that, she served as investment manager at AgDevCo, where she helped build the company into a leading pan-African agri-investor with USD 250m AUM.
Mariana graduated with a MSc in International Relations from the London School of Economics, has gained advanced qualifications in investment appraisal and corporate finance from the London School of Business and Finance and holds the CFA Climate and Investing Certificate (CCI) and the CFA Certificate in ESG Investing.

The Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund (EAIF), supported by governments like the UK, The Netherlands, Switzerland, and Sweden, along with private investors such as Allianz and Standard Bank, plays a pivotal role in promoting sustainable development across Africa, parts of the Levant, and South- and South East Asia. By offering diverse debt products, EAIF facilitates the development of essential infrastructure projects primarily driven by the private sector. With a track record of backing 96 infrastructure projects spanning 10 sectors in over 20 African nations, EAIF's impact is significant. As of December 31, 2023, it has committed loans totalling $1.18 billion, disbursing $935 million while retaining $247 million undisbursed. Managed by Ninety One, EAIF stands as a cornerstone within the Private Infrastructure Development Group (PIDG), embodying a collaborative effort to drive sustainable development in regions where it operates.

Severin Hiller, an experienced infrastructure investment executive with over 25 years in the financial sector, has held key roles in the UK, France, Spain, and the US. In 2023, he joined Qualitas Energy, and he assumed the role of Co-Head of Credit, further showcasing his leadership and expertise in the field. From 2014 to 2023, Severin served as a partner and co-director of Infrastructure Debt at Rivage Investment in Paris. During his tenure, he played a crucial role in establishing Rivage Investment as the ninth-largest global manager of infrastructure debt funds, deploying nearly €5 billion across 128 transactions in 14 European countries. In 2011, Severin transitioned to Hadrian's Wall Capital Limited as an Investment Director after serving as Senior Vice President at Campbell Lutyens since 2008. Before this, Severin held positions at MBIA Insurance Corporation and Charter Financial after beginning his journey at Commerz International Capital Management (CICM) GmbH, Inc. as a Client Relations Manager. Severin holds a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering from Tufts University and an MBA from the London Business School. His diverse background showcases strategic insight in infrastructure investments.

Qualitas Energy

Qualitas Energy is a leading investment and management platform focused on renewable energy, energy transition, and sustainable infrastructure investment. Since 2006, the Qualitas Energy team has managed investments of more than €11 billion in renewable energy worldwide. These investments have been deployed through five vehicles: Fotowatio / FRV, Vela Energy, Q-Energy III, Q-Energy IV, and Q-Energy V. Qualitas Energy’s existing portfolio currently holds 5 GW of operating and development energy assets, including 3 GW of wind, more than 1 GWp of solar PV, 242 MW of solar thermal power (CSP), 180 MW of renewable natural gas, 63 MW of battery, and 60 MW of hydroelectric power assets across Spain, Germany, the UK, Italy, Poland, and Chile. Since 2020, Qualitas Energy has produced sufficient energy to power 1.54 million homes and, since 2021, has successfully avoided emissions of 1.32 million metric tons of CO2 equivalent. The Qualitas Energy team is composed of more than 650 professionals across twelve offices in Madrid, Berlin, London, Milan, Hamburg, Wiesbaden, Trier, Cologne, Stuttgart, Warsaw, Wroclaw, and Santiago.

Daniel Kemp is the APAC Editor for PEI Group’s award-winning Infrastructure Investor, overseeing coverage of the Asia-Pacific region for the title. Based in Sydney, he joined PEI in February 2018 and has more than 10 years’ experience of writing about infrastructure and the built environment. Daniel is also the APAC Editor for Agri Investor, PEI’s agriculture-focused publication, and his previous roles include a stint as Features Editor with Construction News in London.

Holding both a Master’s in International Relations from Sciences Po Paris and one in International Risk Management from HEC, Mathilde joined RGREEN INVEST in 2019 after spending 16 years working in investment banking (including within BNP Paribas).

Specialized in structured finance, infrastructure and sustainability, she initially advised and financed sponsors, developers and governmental entities for the implementation of renewable energy projects in the EMEA zone. She then provided financing support to upstream Oil & Gas companies (small- and mid-caps) answering to their financial needs and business development goals (acquisition, development, projects, junior debts…).

Since joining RGREEN INVEST, she has led the firm’s dedicated debt strategy and has overseen the execution of more than 30 transactions in Europe, supporting developers in their renewable energy, green mobility and storage projects.

Mathilde Ketoff oversees all the investment in debt infra.

RGREEN INVEST

RGREEN INVEST has been investing in energy transition in Europe since 2013. With +€2bn in AUM and a team of 45 experts solely dedicated to energy transition infrastructure, the firm has built a +10-year strong track record. Since inception, RGREEN INVEST has invested in +3,000 projects focusing on renewable energy, climate change mitigation, and adaptation. Through collaborations with +55 long-term partners across Europe, RGREEN INVEST primarily sources proprietary transactions, and offers co-investments to its investors.

As B Corp certified, RGREEN INVEST integrates robust ESG principles into its investment framework. All funds are classified as Article 9 (SFDR).

Leveraging on its expertise and extensive partnership network, RGREEN INVEST is well positioned to navigate the intricacies of the European market and select the right partners. The firm accelerates energy transition through its infrastructure equity strategy, INFRAGREEN, and its short-term infrastructure debt strategy, INFRABRIDGE.

Hamed Khodabakhsh joined GIP in 2022 and is Co-Head of European Credit. He is based in London.

Prior to joining GIP, Mr. Khodabakhsh spent nearly 7 years at Apollo Global Management where he was a Principal in the Global Corporate Credit team. He began his career in the leveraged finance teams at Credit Suisse and Bank of America.

Mr. Khodabakhsh received an MBA from the University of Oxford, a J.D. from Southwestern Law School and a B.S. in both Finance and M.I.S. from San Jose State University.

Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP)

Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) is a leading infrastructure investor that specializes in investing in, owning and operating some of the largest and most complex assets across the energy, transport, digital infrastructure and water and waste management sectors. With decarbonization central to our investment thesis, we are well positioned to support the global energy transition. Headquartered in New York, GIP has offices in Brisbane, Dallas, Delhi, Hong Kong, London, Melbourne, Mumbai, Singapore, Stamford and Sydney.

GIP has approximately $106 billion in assets under management. Our portfolio companies have combined annual revenues of approximately $75 billion and employ over 115,000 people. We believe that our focus on real infrastructure assets, combined with our deep proprietary origination network and comprehensive operational expertise, enables us to be responsible stewards of our investors' capital and to create positive economic impact for communities. For more information, visit www.global-infra.com.

Wouter Koning is an Executive Director within ABN AMRO and a Chartered Financial Analyst. He has over 15 years of experience in banking within ABN AMRO Bank of which 10 years in corporate lending and project & infrastructure financing. Before that he worked for 5 years within the asset and liability management/treasury department. He leads the digital infrastructure team and in 2023 his team successfully closed more than 25 digital infrastructure transactions across Europe as lead financing bank.

ABN AMRO ranks #1 digital infrastructure bank in Europe in 2023 (and 2022), based on number of deals (Inframation League tables). Strategic focus is on green and brownfield tower, data center and optic fiber projects. Sustainability lies at their core and as a result have acted as coordinator, structuring green loans and sustainability linked loans for high profile digital infrastructure projects.

Katharina Kort works as Managing Director for the Global Sustainable Finance Group (”GSFG”). She heads the EMEA effort for the Asset Finance Group. GSFG Asset Finance mobilizes financial capital to support companies and projects that are aligned with the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), with a focus on Environmental Transition and Inclusive Development.

Previously Katharina Kort worked as a Managing Director in the Special Situations team at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London. In her capacity she analysed and priced corporate loans with a view to provide market liquidity to banks, asset managers and hedge funds who actively invest in this asset class. The role involved leading restructuring discussions and making investment decisions for relevant assets.
Katharina joined Bank of America pre-merger in 2004 after having gained experience in private equity and project finance.

Katharina holds an MBA from INSEAD, Fontainebleau.

BofA Securities

Bank of America is one of the world’s leading financial institutions, serving individual consumers, small and middle-market businesses and large corporations with a full range of banking, investing, asset management and other financial and risk management products and services. The company provides unmatched convenience in the United States, serving approximately 69 million consumer and small business clients with approximately 3,800 retail financial centers, approximately 15,000 ATMs (automated teller machines) and award-winning digital banking with approximately 57 million verified digital users. Bank of America is a global leader in wealth management, corporate and investment banking and trading across a broad range of asset classes, serving corporations, governments, institutions and individuals around the world. Bank of America offers industry-leading support to approximately 4 million small business households through a suite of innovative, easy-to-use online products and services. The company serves clients through operations across the United States, its territories and more than 35 countries. Bank of America Corporation stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: BAC).

Dr. Dimitar Lambrev joined UNIQA Insurance Group in 2015. He is currently based in Vienna and is leading UNIQA’s infrastructure investment activities in both infrastructure debt and equity spaces. Within his current role, Dimitar is responsible for the origination, structuring and execution of infrastructure investments across digital infrastructure, energy transition, mobility and social infrastructure sectors. Dimitar offers more than 17 years of relevant experience in the alternative industry space having previously worked in project finance, private equity and commercial real estate in both Europe and the Unites States.

Mr. Lambrev earned a Bachelor of International Economic Relations, graduated with a master’s degree in International Banking and Finance and holds a PhD degree in Finance for researching the role of private infrastructure investments within a multi-asset portfolio approach by institutional investors.

The UNIQA Group

The UNIQA Group is one of the leading insurance groups in its core markets of Austria and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). The group has approximately 40 companies in 18 countries and serves more than 15 million customers. The company operates in all lines of insurance and currently has 23,500 UNIQA employees. UNIQA Capital Markets (100% owned by UNIQA Group) is an investment firm, which is responsible for the asset management activity of the group's subsidiaries. Currently the firm has approximately EUR 20bn of AuM across various asset classes and geographical regions.

Michael is a Senior Managing Director with Stonepeak. Before joining Stonepeak, Michael was Co-Head of BlackRock’s Direct Lending and Special Situations investment practice, and prior to its acquisition by Blackrock, Michael was a Managing Partner at Tennenbaum Capital Partners (TCP), a specialist private performing credit and special situations manager with $9 billion of committed client capital. Before joining TCP, Michael was an executive and manager at several leading technology and communication infrastructure firms including WilTel, GlobeNet, 360Networks, and Microsoft.

Michael received a Master of Business Administration from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of California at Los Angeles.

Stonepeak

Stonepeak is a leading alternative investment firm specializing in infrastructure and real assets with approximately $61.1 billion of assets under management. Through its investment in defensive, hard-asset businesses globally, Stonepeak aims to create value for its investors and portfolio companies, with a focus on downside protection and strong risk-adjusted returns. Stonepeak sponsors investment vehicles focused on private equity and credit. The firm provides capital, operational support, and committed partnership to grow investments in its target sectors, which include communications, energy and energy transition, transport and logistics, social infrastructure, and real estate. Stonepeak is headquartered in New York with offices in Hong Kong, Houston, London, Singapore, and Sydney. For more information, please visit www.stonepeak.com.

Agnes Mazurek has over 25 years of experience in infrastructure investments. She sits on several investment committees for private debt and infrastructure funds as independent expert. Since 2014, she has been acting as independent consultant for the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, leading groups of experts on policy matters related to project finance, sustainability and digitalisation.

She is currently Global Head of Private Debt at APEX Group, the world’s largest independent provider of financial services to the fund industry. She oversees over $200bn of AUA globally. Prior to that, she was Global Head of Private Markets Innovation, identifying and delivering new product and technology opportunities across the entire spectrum of private market clients managed by APEX, leveraging the latest market developments in data extraction and enrichment, digitalization, AI and ML.
Agnes’ experience spans the entire value chain of asset management, from fund raising and fund structuring to investment origination and portfolio management to operational efficiency considerations.
Her track record before joining APEX includes setting up the infrastructure debt platform for Macquarie Asset Management in Continental Europe and the alternative illiquids platform for Santander Asset Management, where she was Global Head of Debt.
Agnes has both sell-side and buy-side origination and execution credentials, having led deal teams to financial close on over 35 complex infrastructure and M&A transactions in EMEA and APAC between 2008 and 2018.

Jérôme is an infrastructure debt lifer. He has dedicated the past 25 years to advising on, structuring and investing into hundreds of debt investments in the EMEA region across all infrastructure sectors: accommodation, PFI/PPP, social infrastructure, transportation, waste, water, regulated assets, conventional energy, renewable energy, merchant power, oil & gas and telecom.

He worked for 15 years (1998–2012) in the wholesale banking industry with roles at BNPP, SG, and Dexia in project and acquisition finance. By late 2012, he moved on to AXA IM Real Assets to help create AXA’s inaugural infrastructure investment platform dedicated to the AXA Group companies (subsequently investing nearly €3 billion in the infrastructure sector over 3 years on behalf of the AXA Group insurance companies).

He has been heading Schroders Capital’s infrastructure debt practice since 2015, furthering the business’s innovative and market leading position in the infrastructure market.

Jérôme graduated from ENPC Paris Tech where he studied applied mathematics, economy and civil engineering.

Schroders Capital

As a global investment manager, we help institutions, intermediaries and individuals meet their goals, fulfil their ambitions, and prepare for the future. But as the world changes, so do our clients’ needs. That’s why we have a long history of adapting to suit the times and keeping our focus on what matters most to our clients. Doing this takes experience and expertise. We bring together people and data to spot the trends that will shape the future. This provides a unique perspective which allows us to always invest with conviction. We are responsible for £444.4 billion (€496.6 billion/$565.5 billion)* of assets for our clients who trust us to deliver sustainable returns. We remain determined to build future prosperity for them, and for all of society. Today, we have 5,000 people across six continents who focus on doing just this. We are a global business that’s managed locally. This allows us to always keep our clients’ needs at the heart of everything we do. For over 200 years and more than seven generations we’ve grown and developed our expertise in tandem with our clients’ needs and interests.

Alistair Perkins is Head of Infrastructure Debt at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, formerly NN Investment Partners since 2013. He is also a member of the advisory panel to the Institutional Investors Group for Climate Change (IIGCC). Alistair has over 25 years investment experience in the global infrastructure market and previously held positions as Head of Debt Restructuring at Dexia following 5 years as a Director of its Global Project Finance Group. Prior to that, Alistair headed the infrastructure advisory team at NIBC Bank and also held positions in project finance with CIT in New York and Newcourt Capital in London. Alistair holds a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering and an MBA from the University of Nottingham.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management

Bringing together traditional and alternative investments, Goldman Sachs Asset Management provides clients around the world with a dedicated partnership and focus on long-term performance. As the primary investing area within Goldman Sachs, we deliver investment and advisory services for the world’s leading institutions, financial advisors and individuals, drawing from our deeply connected global network and tailored expert insights, across every region and market - overseeing more than $2 trillion in assets under supervision worldwide as of December 31, 2022.

Vivek Sapra is an Energy & Infrastructure project finance specialist with over 25 years’ experience in advising & structuring transactions. He joined the Infrastructure Investments team at Talanx Group – Ampega Asset Management GmbH in April 2015 with the mandate to advise, originate and execute transactions to help build the portfolio. Since an almost standing start, it now boasts over €4bn in infrastructure assets under management (both Debt and Equity) across a broad range of sectors, including in renewables, digital, transportation and social infrastructure.

During this period Vivek also spent a year at the Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund (now Ninety One with Investec Asset Management) focusing on renewables in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Vivek is also currently a Board member of a number of Project SPVs.

Prior to this, Vivek spent 16 years at The Royal Bank of Scotland plc. and before that, at Hyder Investments. Vivek is a qualified Chartered Engineer and holds an MBA (Finance) from Bayes Business School.

Talanx AG

Talanx AG is the #3 German Insurance Group and #5 in Europe based on premium income of EUR 45.5 bn in 2021. Talanx is a multi-brand provider and includes the HDI brand, Hannover Re and Ampega as the Group’s Asset Manager. The Hannover-based group is active in 150 countries with c. 24,000 employees and is listed on the Frankfurt and Hannover Stock Exchanges.

Thibault Sauvage has served as Senior Director, Infrastructure Financing, at CDPQ. He is based in London. His responsibilities include seeking strategies for developing and covering the infrastructure private debt market across Europe.

Mr. Sauvage holds more than a decade of experience in investment and the infrastructure sector. Before joining CDPQ in 2022, he spent six years as a director within the infrastructure private debt team at UBS Asset Management. In that capacity, he took part in designing and implementing a great variety of capital solutions in telecommunications, transport, renewable energy, social infrastructure and utilities.

He began his career at HSBC, in Paris and London, where he worked on mergers and acquisitions and on financing and advisory services in the infrastructure, utilities, real estate and telecommunications sectors, among others.

He holds a master’s degree in finance from the Institut d’études politiques de Paris, and a master’s degree in civil engineering from the École normale supérieure Paris-Saclay.

Markus is Principal Fixed Income for the Dutch fiduciary manager MN and is responsible for the selection and monitoring of MN’s internal external fixed income managers. Within fixed income, his focus is mainly on public and private corporate credit, residential mortgages and infrastructure debt. On behalf of MN’s clients, he sits in various investment committee. Markus has more than 25 years of experience in the financial industry. Prior to joining MN in 2008, he worked as Corporate Treasurer of Koninklijke Wegener NV. In the early part of his career, he worked in various international treasury functions and as an auditor with Deloitte. Markus graduated in 1995 from Maastricht University with a degree in economics and business administration. He qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1997 and as Chartered Treasurer in 2000. He has completed the Pension Executive program at Nyenrode University.

MN

MN is one of the largest pension administrators and asset managers of and for Dutch pension funds. MN works as an extension of pension fund boards and social partners and offer its clients an integrated pension proposition with advice, asset management, communication and administration. It differs from most providers of fiduciary management as it is an organization without a profit motive MN conducts integral asset management for nine Dutch institutional clients with total assets of more than EUR 175 billion. MN has inhouse investment teams as well as externally managed portfolios in liquid and illiquid asset classes. Within the infra space, MN invests on behalf of its clients in infrastructure debt and equity.

Alex is a senior portfolio manager for global private debt with a focus on infrastructure and real estate debt at Allianz Global Investors. Prior to joining Allianz Global Investors in 2021, Alex was part of Allianz Investment Management’s Private Debt team where he oversaw Allianz’s global infrastructure and real estate debt portfolios. Previous work experience include various roles at Allianz Investment Management and postings at Allianz Global Investors and PIMCO.

Allianz Global Investors

Allianz Global Investors is one of the world's leading asset managers with a wide range of private market strategies, some of which have track-records stretching back for a decade, including private debt, private equity, infrastructure equity and debt, renewables. AllianzGI’s teams manage over EUR 90bn of assets in private market strategies as of 31 Dec 2021.

Teodor Teigen is the CFO of social infrastructure investor Kinland and serves as an independent director on the board of several alternative investment funds focusing on private equity, real estate, special situations and uncorrelated asset strategies. He is a finance and asset management professional with a career spanning private and public investment structures within social infrastructure, real estate, private equity and shipping.

Kinland

Kinland is a social infrastructure company providing high-quality properties for government-backed care services. The company owns 366 properties, providing a safe and quality environment needed for the care of nearly 30,000 people across the Nordic region and continental Europe.

Our properties have during recent years played an important role in developing the preschool and care sectors through improved capacity, quality, and cost-efficiency. The properties are a cornerstone of the welfare systems in the countries in which we operate, promoting work participation, gender equality, equal opportunities, and integration. Through our long-term institutional and pension fund owners, we aim to be a reliable long-term partner to our tenants and the end-users of our properties.

Céline Tercier is Head of infrastructure debt mandates and funds of AEW. She joined Ostrum AM in 2016 to participate in the launch of the Private Debt Real Assets department within Natixis Investment Managers Group. This department has since then been transferred to Natixis Investment Managers International and to AEW in January 2024. Céline Tercier began her career in 1998 at the Export Credit Agency COFACE in Paris, in charge of large infrastructure projects. In 2006, she joined DBRS where she was in charge of the rating of transactions within the structured finance department and she developed rating methodologies for project finance debt. She joined Natixis in 2008 within the Global Infrastructure and Projects department; she was head of EMEA Portfolio Management until 2012. Céline Tercier then managed infrastructure debt mandates for institutional investors until 2016.

AEW

AEW is one of the world's largest real estate asset managers, with €77.4bn of assets under management as at 30 September 2024. AEW has over 870 employees, with its main offices located in Boston, London, Paris and Singapore and offers a wide range of real estate investment products including comingled funds, separate accounts and securities mandates across the full spectrum of investment strategies. AEW represents the real estate asset management platform of Natixis Investment Managers, one of the largest asset managers in the world.

As at 30 September 2024, AEW managed €37.1bn of real estate assets in Europe on behalf of a number of funds and separate accounts. AEW has over 510 employees based in 11 offices across Europe and has a long track record of successfully implementing Core, Value-Add and Opportunistic investment strategies on behalf of its clients. In the last five years, AEW has invested and divested a total volume of €17.5bn of real estate across European markets.

AEW Europe completed beginning of January 2024 the acquisition of Natixis Investment Managers International’s private debt business which originates and structures infrastructure and private debt real asset investments. The acquisition is in line with AEW’s strategy to establish an international, multi-product private debt platform which offers its existing and future clients with a broader range of investments products, including commercial real estate debt, infrastructure, aviation and corporate debt. AEW’s newly expanded private debt platform has achieved significant growth over the past five years and comprises €7.6bn of client commitments of which €3.8bn has been invested across a range of funds and separate account mandates, as at 31 December 2024.

Matt Toolan is Head of Energy and Infrastructure for AIB in the United Kingdom.

With over 25 years of experience working in energy finance, it is Matt’s engineering background which gives him an edge when it comes to the science behind key technologies of focus, such as renewable energy.
He has been with AIB for over 15 years and was previously Head of Infrastructure at AIB’s Capital Markets operation.

Matt has played a key role in advancing AIB’s efforts to combat climate change, with AIB in Great Britain now boasting the lowest CO2 per KWh in its energy portfolio of any bank. The bank has tripled its Green Lending Climate Action Fund to €30 billion as it accelerates efforts to support the transition to a low carbon economy.

Ms. Zovko is Head of Investor Services and Managing Director - Investor Relations at ECP, where she is involved in the firm’s investor relations, marketing, fundraising and public relations activities. She is Co-Chair of the ESG Committee.

Prior to joining ECP in 2013, Ms. Zovko worked at AlpInvest Partners, the Carlyle Group’s dedicated primary fund, co-investment, and secondary solutions platform, where she was an associate in the Investment Solutions team focusing on developing new clients and investor relations. Previously, Ms. Zovko worked at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in the Energy & Power Investment Banking Group. While at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Ms. Zovko focused on mergers and acquisitions and equity and debt financings for independent power producers and public utilities.

Ms. Zovko received a B.S. in Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

ECP

ECP, founded in 2005, is a leading investor across energy transition, electrification and decarbonization infrastructure assets. The ECP team, comprised of 88 people with over 600 years of collective industry experience, deep expertise and extensive relationships, has consummated more than 60 transactions over the last 10 years, representing more than $45 billion of enterprise value.