02:30 PM SGT Registration 03:00 PM SGT Panel: Infrastructure in Asia – Resilient and future-ready? Across Asia, governments have started an infrastructure-led recovery focusing on areas that will improve resiliency, sustainability and digital connectivity. While funding remains one of the biggest challenges for the sector, private capital participation is on the rise. The challenge, however, remains in creating a pipeline of bankable projects that will increasingly attract private sector participation, particularly that of institutional investors. How do we future-proof infrastructure projects? How are projects being financed and what innovative financing tools are being used? How can project sponsors create more investable deals to attract private investments? Audra Low chief executive officer Clifford Capital Mason Wallick managing director Clime Capital Suan Hwee Song director Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners Lavan Thiru executive director Infrastructure Asia Abhishek Tyagi vice president – senior credit officer, project & infrastructure finance Moody's Investors Service Daniel Yu (moderator) editor-in-chief The Asset 03:40 PM SGT Networking and coffee 04:10 PM SGT Asia Pacific infrastructure debt opportunity Investors mobilizing to mitigate climate change and evolving geopolitical scenarios have contributed to a healthy Asia-Pacific infrastructure investment market. Over the past 12 months, the market, adjacent sectors and supporting technologies have seen more transactions as part of the shift from old to new energy sources. This shift has brought with it a pipeline of opportunities. What types of investment opportunities are there across the region’s spectrum of mainstream and nascent markets? What are some of the keys that could help unlock further support from institutional capital for infrastructure projects? What factors differentiate infrastructure in Asia-Pacific from other regions? Shantini Nair director, senior investment specialist HSBC Asset Management 04:30 PM SGT Panel: Renewables and Asia’s net zero targets Asia – home to some of the countries that are the most vulnerable to climate change in the world – is at the forefront of net-zero strategy. Across the region, numerous groundbreaking projects in the renewable energy sector involving solar, wind, and corporate renewable power purchase agreements are underway. And, in particular, those incorporating distributed generation, battery storage and hydrogen are gaining favour and will further accelerate the transition to green energy. What commitments have been made by Asian countries to support net zero? What role does infrastructure play in addressing climate change? How can sustainability-linked financing support net-zero targets? Davide Pacheco group CFO & CEO, APAC Amarenco Group Jang Ping Thia lead economist and economics department manager Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Prabaljit Sarkar investment director, infrastructure BlueOrchard Investments Rachna Jain director, Asia-Pacific infrastructure & project finance Fitch Ratings Stefano Ghezzi principal, infrastructure & natural resources, Asia Pacific Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Chito Santiago (moderator) executive editor The Asset 05:10 PM SGT Networking and cocktails