15 June 2027
Project Finance

Opening Remarks

Welcome to the project finance day of Exile’s Global event! This portion of the agenda will consider pure project finance across Europe, focusing on practical solutions for energy and infrastructure development across the continent.

Project Finance

Bird's eye view: What does the data say?

According to Proximo data, 2025 saw a significant uptick on project finance volumes. In our opening data presentation, we’ll consider the overarching themes impacting the European energy and infrastructure market, including: 

  • The growth of battery deals as a robust, rather than niche, product

  • The significant YoY increase in transmission infrastructure volumes

  • The growth in data center developments, and what this means for the market at large

  • Which countries dominate volumes and why?

Project Finance

At the heart of the deal: Financial sponsors in focus

Project sponsors in energy and infrastructure are being asked to do more with less certainty: tighter credit, shifting offtake, longer development cycles, and a financing market that still wants bankable risk allocation. This panel brings sponsors together across sectors to talk about what actually gets a European project financed.

  • How do sponsors ensure their deals are bankable? What makes for a good deal profile in the European market?

  • What do sponsors need from the financing community to move projects from pipeline to execution? 

  • We consider M&A activity, valuations, and whether platform financings have been successful

Networking activities

Networking Break

Take advantage of our first networking break to introduce yourselves to peers and partners. 

Project Finance

Two worlds collide: Financing European data centre development

Data centers are the project finance industry darling, despite significant question marks surrounding power, water, and community response. This panel will consider how to bring the power and digital infrastructure markets together to ensure robust data center development with secure energy supply. 

  • What lessons can be learned from the successes of the Nordic data center market, and how can these be applied across Europe? 

  • What structuring models are emerging to finance power and digital infrastructure together and how do they mitigate long-term energy risks for data centers?

  • How are developers, utilities, and investors navigating site selection, permitting, and interconnection hurdles?

Credit & Distribution Forum

Driven by Data: Syndications & Distributions in Detail

We delve into the data surrounding distributions and syndications.

Project Finance

Power to the people: Financing Europe's energy transition

Andres Arahuetes Couceiro
Head of Corporate & Structured Finance,
Saeta Yield
Georg Bauer
Head of Project Finance,
Siemens Energy

2026 saw closures and FID on large-scale renewables, storage and grid-adjacent assets across Iberia, the Nordics and Central Europe, with a heavy procurement pipeline in Germany, the UK and the Netherlands. This panel considers European energy transition infrastructure, asking:

  • How can developers finance projects that are getting bigger, more hybrid and more merchant year on year? What funding mix (project finance, holdco, CFDs, PPAs, ECA/DFI) will be needed to support Europe’s energy transition?

  • What’s the bankability gap on European energy-transition projects, and who will take the risks on construction, curtailment, basis, residual merchant, and late-life repowering?

  • Consolidation and resilience of the European market

Credit & Distribution Forum

Originate to distribute: Distributing export and project finance deals

Syndications and distributions are becoming increasingly close with origination teams within banks, working together to ensure deals are structured with distribution in mind. This panel gathers banks syndicating export and project finance deals to consider:

  • How can banking departments focusing disparately on syndications, distributions, export, and project finance do more together? 

  • Defence is an increasingly important investment area for the export finance market - how are these deals distributed given tight pricing?

  • Distributing deals in markets with a higher risk perception such as Sub-Saharan Africa

Networking activities

Networking Lunch

Exchange business cards and make new connections over lunch. 

Project Finance

The final piece of the puzzle: BESS

Chris Elder
CEO,
Fidra Energy
Nicolás Navas Alvarez
CFO,
Matrix Renewables

European BESS is moving from planning pipelines into real money: UK and Dutch utility-scale deals are reaching financial close, HoldCo debt is funding distributed buildout across France, Italy, Finland and Sweden, and permitting is opening up in Italy and Romania even as developers still hunt bankable revenue stacks. This panel delves into the challenges around structuring, bankability, and permitting facing the European BESS market.

  • How are European BESS projects actually getting paid (capacity markets, ancillary services, wholesale arbitrage, PPAs, co-location with renewables), and which of those cash flows are lenders treating as contracted vs merchant?

  • Where are connection queues, curtailment risk and permitting timelines the binding constraint, and which markets (UK, Germany, Italy, Nordics, Iberia, CEE) still have a realistic path to COD in the next 24–36 months?

  • What debt tenors, DSCR, merchant haircuts and offtake/warranty packages are banks currently accepting, and how are they treating battery degradation, augmentation and residual-value risk?

Credit & Distribution Forum

Buyer's eye view: The bank buyers' perspective

Gary Lowe
Managing Director & Global Head, Credit Insurance Group,
Standard Chartered
Boris Jaquet
Global Head TF&L Distribution,
Deutsche Bank
Matthew Beckett
Director - Insurance Placement,
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC)
Ramona Homfeld
Director CPRI and Portfolio Solutions,
KfW IPEX-Bank

Recent years have seen an incredibly soft market for buyers of credit insurance.  This panel gathers bank buyers of insurance products to consider: 

  • What are the unique benefits of purchasing credit insurance? Where does the market excel, and where does it leave banks wanting more? 

  • How can we handle CPRI more smoothly? 

  • Beyond credit insurance, what distribution tools are banks using?

Project Finance

The long and winding roads: Financing European transportation infrastructure

Manuel Cary
Chief Executive Officer,
Transport Infrastructure Investment Company (TIIC)
Wouter Casteels
CEO,
De Werkvennootschap

2026 saw deal closures on road projects across France and Portugal, with a significant pipeline in Belgium in procurement. This panel asks:

  • Of the significant Portuguese road pipeline, which projects are likely to come to fruition?

  • How can developers finance projects that are getting bigger year on year? What funding mix will be needed to support Europe’s road infrastructure? 

  • What’s the bankability gap on European roads projects, and who will take the risks?

Credit & Distribution Forum

New frontiers: Private credit & non-bank entities

As banks retrench from hold-and-distribute models, private credit funds and other non-bank lenders are no longer merely filling the gaps in syndications. This panel considers the increase in investor involvement with syndications:

  • What role do private credit funds and non bank financial institutions have to play in the distribution and syndications space? 

  • How do they work alongside banks, and where do they operate alone?

  • What type of deal do institutional investors have appetite for?

Networking activities
Project Finance

We are the champions: Proximo's award winners panel

Hear from the sponsors of Proximo’s 2026 Deals of the Year winners on how they structured the standout deals from last year. 

  • What made these deals stand out above the crowd in 2026? 

  • What innovative financial structures were employed? 

  • How did dealmakers work together to overcome unique challenges? 

  • What lessons can be learned from these projects, and how will they inspire future development across Europe?

Credit & Distribution Forum

ECA reinsurance: From capacity to credit

ECA reinsurance is no longer a back office topic: For banks running distribution and syndications, it is increasingly the difference between a hold they can live with, a ticket they can place, and a structure that never leaves the book. This panel gathers ECAs with strong reinsurance portfolios to ask:

  • How ECAs are using reinsurance to free headroom for bigger tickets and longer tenors

  • What reinsurers will and will not take

  • How reinsurance sits alongside co-insurance, unfunded risk participation and secondary sell-down

  • What syndications desks should ask for in term sheets: disclosure, cut-through, claims handling, and whether the ECA’s reinsurance actually improves bankability

Export Finance

Government borrowers: Sovereign borrowers in focus

Japhet Justine
Commissioner Sovereign Debt Management,
Ministry of Finance & Planning Tanzania
His Excellency Ismael Nabe
Minister of Planning, International Cooperation and Development,
Government of the Republic of Guinea

Sovereign borrowers remain critical to closing ECA backed deals in many markets, especially Sub-Saharan Africa. In this panel, hear directly from sovereign borrowers are we ask:

  • What projects are in the pipeline for our government speakers? 

  • Should ECAs and DFIs be more flexible with ESG requirements for critical African projects? 

  • What do governments need from banks, ECAs, DFIs, and the broader export finance market to propel project development?

Project Finance

Banking on scale: Keynote banking panel

As the scale of European project financings increases, we close the day with our keynote banking panel. 

  • Which risk sharing mechanisms are banks prioritising?

  • How are banks approaching the convergence between digital and energy infrastructure? 

  • What role does private credit play in the European project finance space? 

  • How are banks approaching mega-projects, as both liquidity and demand soar? 

Credit & Distribution Forum

Investing for impact: DFI distribution

Christian Kleboth
Head of Debt Mobilisation,
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

In this session, we consider how development finance institutions are distributing deals across their portfolios. 

  • When DFIs talk about ‘distribution’, what are they actually distributing - B-Loans, unfunded risk, guarantees, or FI onlending - and which of those do banks actually want to hold? 

  • How standardised is a DFI-originated ticket today versus a commercial syndicated loan?

  • How should banks think about DFIs’ preferred-creditor status, sanctions, and political overlay when they are asked to sit behind them? 

  • Transmission, water, social FI and renewables-plus-storage dominate origination: Which of those is genuinely syndicable to banks, and which only works as a DFI hold?

Export Finance

Financing mega projects: ECA private sector borrowers

James Murphy-O'Connor
Head of ECA Finance,
Trafigura Group Pte

Having heard from the public sector, we turn our attention to the largest private sector borrowers on the ECA market. We consider:

  • What’s in the project pipeline? 

  • What do banks and ECAs need to consider to ensure their products meet borrower needs?

  • How are borrowers navigating geopolitical shifts to ensure that priority projects reach financial close?

Project Finance

Closing Remarks

Thank you for joining us for the Project Finance portion of Exile Global!

Credit & Distribution Forum

Closing remarks

Thank you for joining us for our credit and distribution forum!

Networking activities

Networking drinks reception

Join us for our networking drinks reception to close the first day of the event

16 June 2027
Export Finance

Opening remarks

Daniel Sheriff
CEO,
Exile Group

Welcome to TXF Global 2027!

Export Finance

Export finance in depth: Data presentation

Hesham Zakai
Managing Director,
TXF
Eavie Burnett
Head of Content,
Exile Group

Start the day informed, as we kick off with a presentation from TXF and Uxolo’s intelligence platforms.

Export Finance

Head to Global Head: Oxford Style Debate

Moderator
Dom Kloiber
Co-Founder,
Exile Group

Back by popular demand, the Global Heads Debate pits industry leaders head to head in a theoretical battle of wits. We test their debating skills on some of the knottiest topics facing the export finance market today:

  • Will AI make a real difference to export finance? 

  • Have ESG requirements gone too far? 

  • Are we attracting and retaining enough of the right people into the export finance industry? 

  • Should the OECD modernise to keep up with changes to the ECA market, or is it outdated beyond repair?

Networking activities

Networking break

Take this networking break to grab a coffee and introduce yourself to your next business partner

Export Finance

ECA open house: Finance sourcing roundtables

Looking to source finance from specific countries? Choose your location and, after opening remarks from each agency’s CEO, join an interactive roundtable with ECA leadership. You’ll be able to ask:

  • How can I source finance from your country? 

  • What local partners should I work with? 

  • How do I apply for cover? 

  • How do your shopping line facilities work, and how do they compare to other agencies’?

Development Finance

Capital on the continent for the continent: Celebrating African agencies

The role of local agencies in development across Africa cannot be understated. In this session, we hear the perspectives of leading DFIs and MDBs from the continent: 

  • What projects are in the pipeline? 
  • What partners are African agencies seeking, and how can partnerships support origination? 
  • How do agencies support project preparedness to aid bankability?

Project Finance: Workshops

Robust, resilient, renewable: Eastern European renewables in focus

In this workshop, we discuss the boom in ECA and DFI backed renewables projects in Eastern Europe. Hear directly from project sponsors on their journey to bring resilient, reliable infrastructure to the region over the coming years. 

Development Finance

Case study: Award winning deals

In this case study, we delve into the details of one of Uxolo’s Pathfinder Award winning Deals of the Year. Dealmakers expound upon: 

  • Conditions that brought the deal into being 

  • How partners collaborated to overcome unique challenges

  • What makes this deal a ‘pathfinder’, and how others can learn from its success

Project Finance: Workshops

Pipeline dreams: Central Asia's infrastructure boom

Batyr Shirmedov
Director, International Finance Department,
The State Bank for Foreign Economic Affairs of Turkmenistan

Sponsors, developers, and government join our workshop to discuss their significant core infrastructure pipelines across Central Asia. Countries covered include Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan; industries include rail and road.

Networking activities

Networking lunch break

Use our extended lunch break as an opportunity to meet peers and exchange ideas. 

Export Finance

ECA open house: Finance sourcing roundtables

Looking to source finance from specific countries? Choose your location and, after opening remarks from each agency’s CEO, join an interactive roundtable with ECA leadership. You’ll be able to ask:

  • How can I source finance from your country? 

  • What local partners should I work with? 

  • How do I apply for cover? 

  • How do your shopping line facilities work, and how do they compare to other agencies’?

Development Finance

Financing the future: Refuelling Ukraine

Yana Kalmykova
Corporate Finance Director,
Metinvest

Efforts to reconstruct, or bolster, critical infrastructure are picking up - but there is still no appetite from international commercial banks. This session considers the pathfinding deals that have been closed in Ukraine over the past year, as well as how to bolster the pipeline:

  • The role of ECAs and DFIs in Ukrainian energy infrastructure - which agencies are active? 

  • Developments in the support for Ukrainian metals & mining

  • The critical role that private equity firms can play

Project Finance: Workshops

Construction, construction, construction: Building Turkiye’s mega projects

Mustafa Deği̇rmenci̇
Director Head of Trade Finance,
Yapi ve Kredi Bankasi (Yapı Kredi)

Over the past few years, Turkiye has established itself as a construction powerhouse - with EPCs looking outwards as well as a significant local pipeline. This workshop considers Turkiye’s inbound market, focusing on large scale infrastructure set to shape the country’s future.

Development Finance

Case study: Award winning deal

In this case study, we delve into the details of one of Uxolo’s Pathfinder Award winning Deals of the Year. Dealmakers expound upon: 

  • Conditions that brought the deal into being 

  • How partners collaborated to overcome unique challenges

  • What makes this deal a ‘pathfinder’, and how others can learn from its success

Project Finance: Workshops

Workshop: Innovative structures for African projects

Tiago Brasileiro
CFO,
QGMI
Paulo Oliveira
CFO,
MCA Group

The opportunity for African infrastructure deals far outweighs perceived risk - but raising funds for critical projects can be tricky. This workshop invites guests to put their heads together on how to combine financing solutions - including EPC+F, blended finance, DFI direct loans, and ECA wrap - and propel development across the continent.

Networking activities

Networking break

Exchange business cards over coffee in this break. 

Export Finance

WEXIF: Women in export & infrastructure finance

The Exile Group is proud to partner with WEXIF to deliver this workshop celebrating women in export and infrastructure finance. This will be an interactive session, encouraging guests to connect with other outstanding female professionals and build their network.

Export Finance

Closing remarks

Thank you for joining us for today's sessions.

Spotlight Stage

Exile Group Awards Ceremony

Join us for the celebration of the year as we raise a toast to the Exile Group's award winning deals. 

17 June 2027
Export Finance

Opening remarks

Welcome to the final day of Exile Group's Global 2027 event!

Export Finance

ECA open house: Finance sourcing workshops

Looking to source finance from specific countries? Choose your location and, after opening remarks from each agency’s CEO, join an interactive roundtable with ECA leadership. You’ll be able to ask:

  • How can I source finance from your country? 

  • What local partners should I work with? 

  • How do I apply for cover? 

  • How do your shopping line facilities work, and how do they compare to other agencies’?

Networking activities

Networking break

Take this opportunity to bump in to your next business partner as you grab a coffee. 

Export Finance

Focus groups: Choose your sector

Benjamin Bouilloz
Director, Capital Markets,
Royal Caribbean Group
Jake Vlok
Director Project Finance,
Siemens Energy

Choose your sector and join a tailored group of dealmakers to workshop . All sessions are conducted off-record to promote candid conversations. 

  • Cruise

  • Defence

  • Aviation

  • Metals & Mining 

  • Power generation

Development Finance

Better together: Exploring opportunity for ECA/DFI collaborations

The past few years have seen ECAs an DFIs collaborate on some of the market’s standout deals, including Sizewell C in the UK and several packages for Angola. In this session, we welcome ECAs, DFIs, and other structuring partners to workshop:

  • What makes for a good partnership on an ECA/DFI deal? 

  • What legal and regulatory requirements need to be considered? How should ECAs and DFIs balance their differing mandates to best serve customers? 

  • How can everyone in the room work together to increase the pipeline for blended finance transactions? 

  • What other innovative structures could be implemented to boost financing in emerging markets?

Export Finance: Workshops

Workshop: Sourcing finance from China

China’s role in the global export finance landscape cannot be understated - yet it could be better understood. This workshop focuses on how ECAs, exporters, and borrowers alike can work with Chinese entities to source finance and equipment for a range of projects. 

  • What terms can Sinosure offer?

  • How should one approach applying for cover?

Development Finance

Catalysing investment: The investor role

As public budgets tighten across emerging markets, especially in Africa, private markets can be the catalyst to ignite investment. This workshop considers:

  • What makes projects attractive to private investors? How can investors balance risk to optimise 

  • Which investors are open to work alongside DFIs and public entities in emerging markets? 

  • What structures can public and private partners collaborate on to attract larger capital pools? 

Export Finance: Workshops

Up for debate: The OECD sandpit

Cécile Garric Dufour
Head of Trade and Export Finance,
SUEZ

Export finance is changing. The increase in innovative products and untied financing means that fewer deals are financed under the consensus each year. In this workshop, we debate where the consensus is today, and where it needs to go in the next five years to remain relevant for this ever-changing market. 

  • Are more flexible regulations required for ESGs in emerging markets? 

  • Can the OECD adapt to cover untied financings and shopping line facilities? 

  • What is the role of the OECD consensus today, and what needs to change for it to keep up with the times? 

Networking activities

Lunch break

Take the final lunch break of the event to squeeze in your last meetings. 

Export Finance

Regional roundtables

Guilherme Roveri
CFO,
Andrade Gutierrez S.A.
KENSUKE NISHIKI
SENIOR MANAGER,
JGC Corporation
Mohammed Alyousef
Head of Corporate Finance,
Saudi Electricity Company (SEC)
Huong Ngo Thi Thu
Deputy General Manager Finance and Acccounting Division,
Vietnam National Industry - Energy Group (Petrovietnam)

Choose your region and sit down with dealmakers with active pipelines. 

  • Latin America

LatAm is a tale of many sectors, with significant deals closed in the mining and pulp/paper sectors over the past years. We consider how to boost investment into Latin America with ECA and DFI wrap.

  • GCC

 As demand competition grows, the market will need to think hard about the role of different energy sources - including gas - for the future of the region. The GCC focus group considers the ripe opportunities for developing resilient energy and water infrastructure across the Gulf, with a particular focus on Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

  • APAC

APAC has been a hot destination for untied financings and all new ECA shopping line facilities. Our APAC focus group will consider how untied financings have been implemented across different countries in APAC, and what this says about the future of ECA financing. APAC, like many other regions, is a significant market for energy development. However, it’s going to take creativity and a holistic approach to financing to keep up with demand. Our APAC workshop considers how to combine financing structures to create innovative deals that will support large scale energy development. 

  • Caribbean 
  • High risk markets

The higher the risk the higher the reward - this table gathers dealmakers looking at high risk markets that may be newer to export finance but still have significant need for development. For example, how can a market like Syria learn from Iran’s budding Sovereign Guarantee Initiative?

Export Finance: Workshops

Claims & recoveries: What happens next?

When a credit insurance claim hits a syndicated or distributed book, the real work starts. This session brings recovery specialists and insurance buyers together to walk through how recoveries are actually run, how they sit alongside insurer claims processes, and what that means for brokers, underwriters, and the banks that originated or distributed the risk.

  • What does a ‘good recovery’ look like in practice? 

  • How are claims and recoveries fed back into pricing, capacity, and how is risk syndicated or placed next time?

  • How does the recoveries process work in cases of fraud?

Export Finance

Closing remarks

Thank you for joining us for Exile Group's Global event!

Project Finance

Opening Remarks

Welcome to the project finance day of Exile’s Global event! This portion of the agenda will consider pure project finance across Europe, focusing on practical solutions for energy and infrastructure development across the continent.

Project Finance

Bird's eye view: What does the data say?

According to Proximo data, 2025 saw a significant uptick on project finance volumes. In our opening data presentation, we’ll consider the overarching themes impacting the European energy and infrastructure market, including: 

  • The growth of battery deals as a robust, rather than niche, product

  • The significant YoY increase in transmission infrastructure volumes

  • The growth in data center developments, and what this means for the market at large

  • Which countries dominate volumes and why?

Project Finance

At the heart of the deal: Financial sponsors in focus

Project sponsors in energy and infrastructure are being asked to do more with less certainty: tighter credit, shifting offtake, longer development cycles, and a financing market that still wants bankable risk allocation. This panel brings sponsors together across sectors to talk about what actually gets a European project financed.

  • How do sponsors ensure their deals are bankable? What makes for a good deal profile in the European market?

  • What do sponsors need from the financing community to move projects from pipeline to execution? 

  • We consider M&A activity, valuations, and whether platform financings have been successful

Networking activities

Networking Break

Take advantage of our first networking break to introduce yourselves to peers and partners. 

Project Finance

Two worlds collide: Financing European data centre development

Data centers are the project finance industry darling, despite significant question marks surrounding power, water, and community response. This panel will consider how to bring the power and digital infrastructure markets together to ensure robust data center development with secure energy supply. 

  • What lessons can be learned from the successes of the Nordic data center market, and how can these be applied across Europe? 

  • What structuring models are emerging to finance power and digital infrastructure together and how do they mitigate long-term energy risks for data centers?

  • How are developers, utilities, and investors navigating site selection, permitting, and interconnection hurdles?

Project Finance

Power to the people: Financing Europe's energy transition

Andres Arahuetes Couceiro
Head of Corporate & Structured Finance,
Saeta Yield
Georg Bauer
Head of Project Finance,
Siemens Energy

2026 saw closures and FID on large-scale renewables, storage and grid-adjacent assets across Iberia, the Nordics and Central Europe, with a heavy procurement pipeline in Germany, the UK and the Netherlands. This panel considers European energy transition infrastructure, asking:

  • How can developers finance projects that are getting bigger, more hybrid and more merchant year on year? What funding mix (project finance, holdco, CFDs, PPAs, ECA/DFI) will be needed to support Europe’s energy transition?

  • What’s the bankability gap on European energy-transition projects, and who will take the risks on construction, curtailment, basis, residual merchant, and late-life repowering?

  • Consolidation and resilience of the European market

Networking activities

Networking Lunch

Exchange business cards and make new connections over lunch. 

Project Finance

The final piece of the puzzle: BESS

Chris Elder
CEO,
Fidra Energy
Nicolás Navas Alvarez
CFO,
Matrix Renewables

European BESS is moving from planning pipelines into real money: UK and Dutch utility-scale deals are reaching financial close, HoldCo debt is funding distributed buildout across France, Italy, Finland and Sweden, and permitting is opening up in Italy and Romania even as developers still hunt bankable revenue stacks. This panel delves into the challenges around structuring, bankability, and permitting facing the European BESS market.

  • How are European BESS projects actually getting paid (capacity markets, ancillary services, wholesale arbitrage, PPAs, co-location with renewables), and which of those cash flows are lenders treating as contracted vs merchant?

  • Where are connection queues, curtailment risk and permitting timelines the binding constraint, and which markets (UK, Germany, Italy, Nordics, Iberia, CEE) still have a realistic path to COD in the next 24–36 months?

  • What debt tenors, DSCR, merchant haircuts and offtake/warranty packages are banks currently accepting, and how are they treating battery degradation, augmentation and residual-value risk?

Project Finance

The long and winding roads: Financing European transportation infrastructure

Manuel Cary
Chief Executive Officer,
Transport Infrastructure Investment Company (TIIC)
Wouter Casteels
CEO,
De Werkvennootschap

2026 saw deal closures on road projects across France and Portugal, with a significant pipeline in Belgium in procurement. This panel asks:

  • Of the significant Portuguese road pipeline, which projects are likely to come to fruition?

  • How can developers finance projects that are getting bigger year on year? What funding mix will be needed to support Europe’s road infrastructure? 

  • What’s the bankability gap on European roads projects, and who will take the risks?

Networking activities
Project Finance

We are the champions: Proximo's award winners panel

Hear from the sponsors of Proximo’s 2026 Deals of the Year winners on how they structured the standout deals from last year. 

  • What made these deals stand out above the crowd in 2026? 

  • What innovative financial structures were employed? 

  • How did dealmakers work together to overcome unique challenges? 

  • What lessons can be learned from these projects, and how will they inspire future development across Europe?

Project Finance

Banking on scale: Keynote banking panel

As the scale of European project financings increases, we close the day with our keynote banking panel. 

  • Which risk sharing mechanisms are banks prioritising?

  • How are banks approaching the convergence between digital and energy infrastructure? 

  • What role does private credit play in the European project finance space? 

  • How are banks approaching mega-projects, as both liquidity and demand soar? 

Project Finance

Closing Remarks

Thank you for joining us for the Project Finance portion of Exile Global!

Networking activities

Networking break

Take this networking break to grab a coffee and introduce yourself to your next business partner

Project Finance: Workshops

Robust, resilient, renewable: Eastern European renewables in focus

In this workshop, we discuss the boom in ECA and DFI backed renewables projects in Eastern Europe. Hear directly from project sponsors on their journey to bring resilient, reliable infrastructure to the region over the coming years. 

Project Finance: Workshops

Pipeline dreams: Central Asia's infrastructure boom

Batyr Shirmedov
Director, International Finance Department,
The State Bank for Foreign Economic Affairs of Turkmenistan

Sponsors, developers, and government join our workshop to discuss their significant core infrastructure pipelines across Central Asia. Countries covered include Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan; industries include rail and road.

Networking activities

Networking lunch break

Use our extended lunch break as an opportunity to meet peers and exchange ideas. 

Project Finance: Workshops

Construction, construction, construction: Building Turkiye’s mega projects

Mustafa Deği̇rmenci̇
Director Head of Trade Finance,
Yapi ve Kredi Bankasi (Yapı Kredi)

Over the past few years, Turkiye has established itself as a construction powerhouse - with EPCs looking outwards as well as a significant local pipeline. This workshop considers Turkiye’s inbound market, focusing on large scale infrastructure set to shape the country’s future.

Project Finance: Workshops

Workshop: Innovative structures for African projects

Tiago Brasileiro
CFO,
QGMI
Paulo Oliveira
CFO,
MCA Group

The opportunity for African infrastructure deals far outweighs perceived risk - but raising funds for critical projects can be tricky. This workshop invites guests to put their heads together on how to combine financing solutions - including EPC+F, blended finance, DFI direct loans, and ECA wrap - and propel development across the continent.

Networking activities

Networking break

Exchange business cards over coffee in this break. 

Export Finance

WEXIF: Women in export & infrastructure finance

The Exile Group is proud to partner with WEXIF to deliver this workshop celebrating women in export and infrastructure finance. This will be an interactive session, encouraging guests to connect with other outstanding female professionals and build their network.

Export Finance

Closing remarks

Thank you for joining us for today's sessions.

Spotlight Stage

Exile Group Awards Ceremony

Join us for the celebration of the year as we raise a toast to the Exile Group's award winning deals.