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Event Date | Thu Nov 9 EST (about 7 years ago) |
Location |
Intercontinental Miami, Florida
100 Chopin Plaza, Miami, FL 33131, US |
Region | Americas |
The future is bright for Latin American infrastructure, as a confluence of demographic trends and legislative reform throughout the region are expected to accelerate investment to roughly four percent of GDP, representing approximately USD 95.17bn in investment annually. A key driver to this growth is the continuing proliferation of public-private partnerships (PPP). More Latin American governments are turning to PPPs in order to finance a range of projects, including the building of airports, highways, and water treatment plants among others.
In order for Latin American countries to hasten world class infrastructure development, as noted in a recent World Bank report, officials have to resolve "inefficient" infrastructure investment as well as improve the procurement processes. And there is reason for optimism as government and private sector bodies are more proactively addressing those issues, presenting a number of interesting and exciting opportunities for investors.
2017 Speakers
Edmundo Gamas
Executive Director, Mexican Institute of Infrastructure Development (IMEXDI)
Mauricio Gutierrez de Gregori
Managing Director, BTG Pactual
Jose Humberto Lopez
Director of Strategy and Operations for the Latin America and the Caribbean Region, World Bank
Allan Marks
Partner, Milbank
Barry Morocho
Managing Partner, Hedge Management
Fabio Villalba R.
PPP Unit Director, National Planning Department (DNP) – Colombia
Mark Ramsey
Head of Latin America, Macquarie
Maria Sanchis
Executive Director - Latam Construction Industry Leader, Willis Towers Watson
2017 Partners:
• Inframation
• Mergermarket