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The 12th Annual National PPP SummitThe 12th Annual National PPP Summit will provide a focus on some of the key issues that are driving PPP projects to date. A major topic to be explored and discussed is the difficulties of financing PPP projects and the factors that need to be taken into account. |
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The 12th Annual
National PPP Summit
7 – 8 June 2012, Sydney Harbour Marriot
The 12th Annual National PPP Summit will provide a focus on some of the key issues that are driving PPP projects to date.
Various global and national drivers have a major affect on the financial market that indirectly and directly contribute to the likelihood of PPP projects going ahead.
The National PPP Summit will look at how local governments can promote these projects and what current strategies state governments have towards PPP models.
The agenda will also feature case studies and they will have a particular focus on the PPP Model, the methods of delivery, the projects key challenges and how they were overcome. Delegates will benefit from real life pros and cons of current PPP projects to assist with their own currency projects for improved financing, documentation, and project delivery.
The agenda will also address the PPP models being used overseas and how these could be applied to Australia.
This Summit provides a unique medium for all of the relevant industries to come together and benefit from the learning and networking opportunities on offer at the event.
Opening Ministerial Address:
- The Hon. (Brad) Bradley Ronald HAZZARD MP, Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW
International Keynote Presentation From:
- Gabriele Pasquini, Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Head of Secretariat, Public Utilities Regulation Unit, Department for Economic Policy Coordination and Planning- ICEP, Italy
- Patricia Leahy, former director of private finance studies at the National Audit Office in London
Featuring representation from various states:
- Peter Regan, Senior Director, Privately Financed Projects, NSW Treasury
- Jason Loos, Director, Commercial Division, Partnerships Victoria
- Michael Schur, CEO, South Australia Health Partnership (SAHP)
- Daniel Stephens, Principal Advisor, Queensland Treasury
Join your peers and meet with the industry’s finest at this key annual event for the Public Private Partnership sector.
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The IPFA is the largest and the only international, independent, not-for-profit Association dedicated to promoting and representing the interests of private and public sector organisations in Project Finance and Public Private Partnerships throughout the World.
Established in 1998 and headquartered in London, the IPFA now has branches across the globe.
Our aim is to raise awareness and understanding about project finance and PPPs and their crucial role in infrastructure and economic development. The Principle objectives of the IPFA are to encourage networking and dialogue between the public and private sector, to provide up to date information on best practice, industry trends and new developments that can be immediately applied to projects.
The IPFA has attracted 400 worldwide members including government and multilateral agencies and international private sector companies from a variety of fields within the project finance industry including firms with financial, legal, sponsor, engineering, architecture, consulting, construction and insurance backgrounds.
