Africa’s energy and social development infrastructure (Healthcare, Education, Housing): Who is investing and what role are financiers & infrastructure companies playing to kick-start these projects?

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• How do pipelines compare pre and post pandemic? 
• Which sectors are piquing investor interest? Are governance structures robust enough for investors to want to invest in energy and transport projects?
• Greenfield vs. brownfield vs. health and educational infrastructure: Which types of projects and which sectors are seeing a renewed appetite for investment?
• What criteria do DFIs and ECAs focus on when selecting a project for funding? To what extent will they fill the funding and tenor gaps?
• Multilateral vs. bank funding: How do the funding options for borrowers compare?

Moderator

Christopher Marks

Managing Director, Head of Emerging Markets, EMEA

MUFG

Speakers

Palesa Ryan

Head: Social, Health & Education

Development Bank of Southern Africa

Bhavtik Vallabhjee

Head - Power, Utilities & Infrastructure

Absa

Farid Fezoua

President and Chief Executive Officer

General Electric Africa

Tariye Gbadegesin

Chief Investment Officer

ARM Harith Infrastructure Investment

Raghav Gandhi

Chief Investment Officer

Acorn Holdings Limited

Alastair Herbertson

Director

Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund