Taking a step back to look at not just financing but the effect these projects are intended to make for the American people; Where do development, financing, and impact intersect?
• Next frontiers for technology, financing, and social impact & digitizing infrastructure
• Leveraging private capital for successful financing
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One of the most exciting new assets in transportation takes center stage. A panel of developers, transportation authorities and lenders walk us through the opportunities and challenges.
• Where are the growing pains?
• How do lenders feel about the technology risk?
• Fleet infrastructure leading the way: lessons from school bus buildout
• SPACs for EVs
Moderator
Moderator
Join our ice-breaker drinks reception hosted by our friends at White & Case to kick off the event the night before! Take in the sights of downtown Nashville and catch up with your friends and colleagues over great bbq and bourbon! Taking place at The Row Kitchen & Pub 110 Lyle Ave, Nashville, TN 37203
Taking stock of the current infrastructure landscape, trade bodies, government, developers and financiers explore the federal and state fiscal situation, appetites for new build, and challenges facing the market.
• What effect are supply chain issues having on the delivery of projects?
• What near term effects will the infrastructure bill have on the sector? How can lenders, states, and developers prepare?
• Labor shortages and force majeure
• Project volumes and economic risk
Moderator
Secondary and brownfield assets continues to be one of the largest markets in infrastructure - here we’ll explore:
• How are capital markets responding to the infrastructure bill - excitement or old hat?
• Liquidity versus dry powder - can funds gain ground on banks in unsettled markets?
• Private Placements make their play
Moderator
It is estimated that trillions more than the proposed infrastructure bill will be able to provide are needed to maintain infrastructure across the US – so where does the balance come from?
• What untapped funding sources
• Hindrances to accessing necessary financing
• Working with government and regulators in providing adequate capital
Moderator
Proximo’s signature gameshow! Join top lenders as they dissect hypothetical deals in the market. What makes a project financeable? What risks are you willing to take to close? Learn it all in Deal or No Deal!
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Panel of financial sponsors talking through Construction, permitting, political, payment risk, and risk transfer - and who owns what.
• How do you insure against infrastructure risk
• Political risk - by state and by region - what could keep a project from moving forward? How can you prepare?
Moderator
• What is driving innovation in infrastructure
• Demonstrating value in upgrading and creating transport infrastructure capacity
• Digitizing by asset class: how is IOT change from a toll road operator to smart city infrastructure?
Moderator
Digital infrastructure is an exponentially growing sector. With 7 billion allocated for rural buildout in Biden’s Infrastructure Bill, we discuss:
• Where are funds most focused?
• Fiber/ Data centers / towers - where is financing most needed?
• Pricing and technology risk; how long are contracts lasting – and is it worth the investment?
• When will federal investments actually land in comparison to other assets?
Moderator
When putting your project to market, consider the type of procurement best fit for the project; and all; and all of the associated financing options.
• How do public authorities line up TIFIA/PAB allocations?
• Blending TIFIA/ PABS with commercial or taxable debt.
• How do you create the most value for all parties? - talking through risk transfer, state and policy priorities, capacity
• The future of PPP in the US
Moderator
Taking a step back to look at not just financing but the effect these projects are intended to make for the American people; Where do development, financing, and impact intersect?
• Next frontiers for technology, financing, and social impact & digitizing infrastructure
• Leveraging private capital for successful financing
Moderator
One of the most exciting new assets in transportation takes center stage. A panel of developers, transportation authorities and lenders walk us through the opportunities and challenges.
• Where are the growing pains?
• How do lenders feel about the technology risk?
• Fleet infrastructure leading the way: lessons from school bus buildout
• SPACs for EVs
Moderator
Moderator
Join our ice-breaker drinks reception hosted by our friends at White & Case to kick off the event the night before! Take in the sights of downtown Nashville and catch up with your friends and colleagues over great bbq and bourbon! Taking place at The Row Kitchen & Pub 110 Lyle Ave, Nashville, TN 37203
Taking stock of the current infrastructure landscape, trade bodies, government, developers and financiers explore the federal and state fiscal situation, appetites for new build, and challenges facing the market.
• What effect are supply chain issues having on the delivery of projects?
• What near term effects will the infrastructure bill have on the sector? How can lenders, states, and developers prepare?
• Labor shortages and force majeure
• Project volumes and economic risk
Moderator
Secondary and brownfield assets continues to be one of the largest markets in infrastructure - here we’ll explore:
• How are capital markets responding to the infrastructure bill - excitement or old hat?
• Liquidity versus dry powder - can funds gain ground on banks in unsettled markets?
• Private Placements make their play
Moderator
It is estimated that trillions more than the proposed infrastructure bill will be able to provide are needed to maintain infrastructure across the US – so where does the balance come from?
• What untapped funding sources
• Hindrances to accessing necessary financing
• Working with government and regulators in providing adequate capital
Moderator
Proximo’s signature gameshow! Join top lenders as they dissect hypothetical deals in the market. What makes a project financeable? What risks are you willing to take to close? Learn it all in Deal or No Deal!
Moderator
Panel of financial sponsors talking through Construction, permitting, political, payment risk, and risk transfer - and who owns what.
• How do you insure against infrastructure risk
• Political risk - by state and by region - what could keep a project from moving forward? How can you prepare?
Moderator
• What is driving innovation in infrastructure
• Demonstrating value in upgrading and creating transport infrastructure capacity
• Digitizing by asset class: how is IOT change from a toll road operator to smart city infrastructure?
Moderator
Digital infrastructure is an exponentially growing sector. With 7 billion allocated for rural buildout in Biden’s Infrastructure Bill, we discuss:
• Where are funds most focused?
• Fiber/ Data centers / towers - where is financing most needed?
• Pricing and technology risk; how long are contracts lasting – and is it worth the investment?
• When will federal investments actually land in comparison to other assets?
Moderator
When putting your project to market, consider the type of procurement best fit for the project; and all; and all of the associated financing options.
• How do public authorities line up TIFIA/PAB allocations?
• Blending TIFIA/ PABS with commercial or taxable debt.
• How do you create the most value for all parties? - talking through risk transfer, state and policy priorities, capacity
• The future of PPP in the US
Moderator
8-10 select State DOT, Federal DOT, and government officials in a private room, set up as a U shape. Topics discussed are to be closed door, with limited availability to listen in.
Moderator
The historic Fargo-Moorhead flood diversion in North Dakota will prevent flooding to over 200,000 people. Join to hear about the selection and structuring process, and what future implications are for water projects like this across the states.
With the use of Proximo's data and research suite, we provide delegates with an overview of the key metrics which define the current state of the Project and Infrastructure Finance industries.
