Berlin Summit 2013 - PEI Media

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It’s the Berlin Summit
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Quite simply it’s the most important event for
the infrastructure investment community, with
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5 REASONS TO ATTEND
over 300 attendees at the 2012 summit.
Now in its seventh year, the Berlin Summit
always delivers the highest quality content,
addresses the most current topics and
debates the most challenging issues in
infrastructure today.
See the big picture
Leading figures from politics and government
will outline the strategic and macroeconomic
factors influencing their thinking and decisionmaking.
Discuss how these decisions will
impact upon your business.
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By investors, for investors
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The conference programme has been developed
by Infrastructure Investor’s senior editorial team
in close co-operation with investors who have
experience with primary and secondary markets,
direct investment and co-investments. You will gain
insight into infrastructure allocations and
commitments directly from active investors and
their advisors to inform your business strategy.
Equip yourself with essential
market knowledge
The agenda features interactive sessions, panel
discussions and workshops, with contributions
from the key figures in the asset class.
In addition, this year's Summit will include a half
day briefing on:
The Rise and Rise of Institutional Infrastructure
Debt examining the various avenues for investors
to access the infrastructure debt market, and the
developments, challenges and opportunities facing
the key players in this emerging space.
Network with the most
influential figures in
infrastructure
As always, we'll provide a number of dedicated
networking sessions. Take advantage of this unique
opportunity to put your questions to the experts
and exchange ideas with your peers.
Featured Speaker: Joschka Fischer
The former Vice Chancellor and Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany
(1998 - 2005) led the Green Party in their first participation in government, both at
state level (Hesse) and at federal level. From 2006 to 2007, Joschka Fischer held a
professorship at the Woodrow Wilson School of International and Public Affairs at
Princeton University (USA).
He is a member of the Board of Trustees of the International Crisis Group and of the
Executive Board of the European Council on Foreign Relations.
Mr Fischer will deliver a keynote address on the tense relationship between
politics and infrastructure investment.
Berlin Summit 2013 5-6 March | Radisson Blu | Berlin
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