From market-maker to market facilitator: How is the infrastructure funding gap left by BNDES going to be filled?

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• What are the opportunities for the debenture and local bank markets to finance larger scale infrastructure projects now that BNDES’ has lowered its funding target?
• Driving public and private investment to finance infrastructure projects: Which players are taking advantage of the market opening up?
• Which DFIs are stepping up to finance this gap? How does their price of funding and tenor compare to other market players?
• Where does digital infrastructure fit into the bigger picture? Who are the key players financing this nascent market?
• Debentures, FIDCs, local bank and DFIs: Which financing combinations are favoured by banks and investors?
• International vs. local market, USD vs. BRL, bonds vs. loans: Where do banks and project sponsors see most appetite for infrastructure investment in 2022?

Moderator

Antonio Piccirillo

Partner

Proskauer

Speakers

Bernardo Costa

Vice President, Senior Analyst, Project Finance and Infrastructure Group

Moody's Ratings

Guilherme Alice

Head of Specialised Finance

SMBC EMEA

Victor Muñoz

Operating Partner Latin America

Denham Capital

Nathalia Farias Saad

Head: Sanitation, Transport and Logistics, Department of Infrastructure and Road Concessions

BNDES

Renata Norato

Senior Investment Officer, Infrastructure

International Finance Corporation (IFC)