Roundtables on Infrastructure Finance & Development - Pensions & Infrastructure, Feb 18 & 19, 2010

New Frontiers & Strategies for Infrastructure Investment

The new frontiers: Renewable Energy, Greenfield, Emerging Markets

The new strategies: Long Dated Funds with Better Aligned Governance Arrangements, Co-Investment with other Pension Funds, Direct Investment by Building-Up Internal Staff & Resources

Presentation Materials

Climate Policy & Energy - Where are we headed?

The Future of Renewable Energy Infrastructure in the U.S., Nordholm

Greenfield Risk - Evaluating & Pricing Greenfield Risk

Segmenting Risks by Development, Construction, and Ramp Up Phases, Deau
How a Developer Uses Construction Contract to Pass Construction Risk to Contractor, Rubio
Moody's Model for Converting Construction Risk into a Rating Score, Oosterveld

Up & Coming Sectors & Geographies

Embedded Industrial Assets in the OECD & Greenfield Opportunities in Emerging Markets, Cheatham
Columbia: A Growth Country with Needs for Infrastructure Investment, Uribe

The Fund Model and Evolving Fees, Terms & Conditions

Assessment of Fee Erosion of Various Fund Models, Campbell
Direct Investment Programs

Strategy, Structure and Evolution of the Borealis Model, Byers
Co-Investment Alongside IFC

Co-Investing in Infrastructure in Emerging Markets, Wilson

Posted by rjorr at February 21, 2010 3:41 PM