Main conference day two
How do we navigate the middle market? Is private credit leading the way? How are liquidity concerns being managed? What are the risks associated with the non-bank flexibility? Considerations include: direct origination, sponsorless lending, and covenants.
What are the key areas in 2025? What unique opportunities exist and what risks should be considered when navigating this evolving market? What are the evolving market dynamics? What impact do sub-investment grade and high-yield credit trends have on investment strategies?
- Giulia Noli - Senior Director, Infrastructure and Project Finance – EMEA Private Capital, MetLife Investment Management
- John Tsui - Managing Principal, Peninsula House
Examining the current global landscape and it’s impacts on the economy and private placements
- Rt Hon Sir James Cleverly MP - Former British Foreign Secretary and Home Secretary, British Government
- Rt Hon Sir James Cleverly MP - Former British Foreign Secretary and Home Secretary, British Government
What are the trends in credit fundamentals? How are investors accessing assets via ABS? How are they supporting corporates outside the IG world? What are the forecasts for leverage and the broader credit outlook?
- Nicola Henry - Managing Director, Global Private Debt, Canada Life
What are investor’s top priorities in Europe? What are the other sectors of the market looking at with infrastructure? What are the key areas of interest?
- Darryl Murphy - Managing Director, Head of Infrastructure Debt, Aviva Investors
- Jean Waulters - Senior Director, New York Life Investors
The fastest growing sector in private placements. What is the market outlook and how must investors, issuers, and agents respond to a booming market dynamic? What should we expect in the coming years?
- Roelof Steenekamp - Managing Director, Global Infrastructure and Project Finance, Fitch Ratings
- Jeffrey Mathews - Managing Director and Head of Origination, Private Infrastructure, Principal Asset Management
What are investors looking for when observing the renewable energy market? Who are the leaders in the industry? How does this play into ESG policy and sustainability directives? Perspectives from nuclear, solar, and wind.
- Jorge Camiña - Partner & Head of Sustainable Infrastructure Credit, Denham Capital
From airports, to seaports, and railway – Europe is the dominant player in transportation infrastructure and the market is only going to get bigger. Hear from the key players in this industry and how best to approach it.
- Valter Lourenco - Managing Director, Infrastructure Debt, SLC Management