Infralogic Investors Forum Australia 2024

Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney and Online

05 Mar

Asia spotlight: Coming of age

Across Asia Pacific, the need for substantial infrastructure development has become increasingly urgent with factors such as urbanisation, population growth, and economic development driving the demand. There is also a growing appetite among investors and lenders and India, in particular, as well as Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia, is benefiting with certain sectors and markets viewed as highly viable options for diversification and long-term growth. In this session, a panel of Asia investment experts will share their strategies, hotspots, and experiences in navigating the complexities of operating across Asia.

  • Which markets in the region present the biggest potential for growth amidst the changing economic, social, and investment landscapes?
  • How can investors navigate the requirements of governments throughout the region?
  • With India clearly an investment target, which sectors are attractive and what are the risks?
  • What strategies are GPs looking into: greenfield vs brownfield investments, open-ended vs closed-ended funds?
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Robin Ganguly
Global Executive Editor
Infralogic
Nick Kuys
Managing Director, Private Infrastructure Asset Management
PARTNERS GROUP
Hans-Martin Aerts
Managing Director and Head of Infrastructure & Natural Resources, Asia Pacific
APG ASSET MANAGEMENT
Jan Brand
Managing Director, Infrastructure & Natural Resources
OTPP
Karthikeyan M
Partner – Investments
NATIONAL INVESTMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE FUND
Robin Ganguly
Global Executive Editor
Infralogic
Nick Kuys
Managing Director, Private Infrastructure Asset Management
PARTNERS GROUP
Hans-Martin Aerts
Managing Director and Head of Infrastructure & Natural Resources, Asia Pacific
APG ASSET MANAGEMENT
Jan Brand
Managing Director, Infrastructure & Natural Resources
OTPP
Karthikeyan M
Partner – Investments
NATIONAL INVESTMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE FUND
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