The need for global infrastructure investment is huge. As the OECD's Barrie Stevens told last year's Infrastructure Investor Forum, $2 trillion is needed annually for infrastructure around the world, excluding ports and airports. The private sector is rising to that challenge with infrastructure funds targeting $85 billion of equity right now, not to mention construction groups looking to deploy their balance sheet.

Even before you add ports and airports, demand for investment towers above supply providing solid fundamentals for the market. But, prime assets are still few and far between, putting upward pressure on prices.

There is cause for some of the industry to rejoice: listed infrastructure funds have suffered major setbacks and are becoming forced sellers of assets while governments are breaking up monopolies, increasing supply.

This, our fourth global infrastructure forum will focus on the bottleneck in infrastructure investing: dealflow. Seasoned investors will examine the best approaches to acquiring, managing and disposing of infrastructure assets.

Once again, the forum will give you the chance to network with your senior level peers, meet investors and take away new ideas to increase the value of your business.

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In 2008 the forum attracted over 200 delegates representing 29 countries.



To book your place now, visit our registration page or call  +44 (0)20 7566 5445 

For detailed information on the agenda, please contact:
Andras Miczak on  +44 (0)20 7566 5439  or andras.m@peimedia.com