Welcome to Nashville! Grab a coffee and some breakfast as we prepare for the day.
We kick off the day with a breakdown of global trends and political headwinds affecting the health of the financial markets.
This panel gathers funds and banks to consider where capital for projects is coming from; the appetite conversations around risk in private placements, debt and equity; and bank responses:
Proximo’s signature gameshow returns to Nashville! Top lenders come together to discuss three completely hypothetical deals to discuss:
What risks are involved
Financial Structuring and appetite
And if they would do the deal!
This year’s gameshow will include assets from core infra, social, and digital – so get your briefcase ready to play!
This session takes a closer dive into valuations for digital infrastructure assets, considering:
Fiber is a crucial asset in the digital infrastructure space, but where are the opportunities? This panel considers:
Arguably the hottest asset class within digital infrastructure, Data centers continue to have some of the largest ticket sizes in the market. The US is also home to the most data centers with well over 2,000 active projects.
What is the appetite within the US? Are the best opportunities for new builds outside of the country?
What lenders are top in the sector? Is there any changing of the guard or new entrants?
Is having a FANG offtaker still necessary for projects to be approved?
What opportunities are there for entrants in the public financing market?
This interview provides the inside scoop on tower infrastructure:
Access to the internet is no longer a privilege, but a utility. New investments – both through government bonds and grants, and via private financing– are becoming increasingly popular and viable for investors. What roadblocks are investors and lenders expecting over the next few years?
Green financing for sustainability in data center power efficiencies
Fiber as a utility- need for connection in rural communities
Overbuild considerations
The demand for Fiber infrastructure in the US is projected to be high, but is it high enough to disrupt cable providers?
Where are the highest demands seen? What risk is there of overbuild?
How are established cable providers responding? How much of an advantage do first movers have?
What opportunities are there in rural communities? What challenges do remote locations present?
Blending debt, grants, and non-traditional finance
Latin America still continues to provide ripe opportunity for digital infrastructure buildout from overseas investors and developers
What considerations (political, supply chain, local currency risk) do developers and financiers new to the region need to be aware of?
Best practices in working with ECAs
What asset classes have the most demand in LatAm? What regions are most accessible and attractive for risk-takers?
Please join us in congratulating our Deal of the Year winners for outstanding performance in infrastructure in 2022!
Welcome to Nashville! Grab a coffee and some breakfast as we prepare for the day.
We kick off the day with a breakdown of global trends and political headwinds affecting the health of the financial markets.
This panel gathers funds and banks to consider where capital for projects is coming from; the appetite conversations around risk in private placements, debt and equity; and bank responses:
Proximo’s signature gameshow returns to Nashville! Top lenders come together to discuss three completely hypothetical deals to discuss:
What risks are involved
Financial Structuring and appetite
And if they would do the deal!
This year’s gameshow will include assets from core infra, social, and digital – so get your briefcase ready to play!
This session takes a closer dive into valuations for digital infrastructure assets, considering:
Fiber is a crucial asset in the digital infrastructure space, but where are the opportunities? This panel considers:
Arguably the hottest asset class within digital infrastructure, Data centers continue to have some of the largest ticket sizes in the market. The US is also home to the most data centers with well over 2,000 active projects.
What is the appetite within the US? Are the best opportunities for new builds outside of the country?
What lenders are top in the sector? Is there any changing of the guard or new entrants?
Is having a FANG offtaker still necessary for projects to be approved?
What opportunities are there for entrants in the public financing market?
This interview provides the inside scoop on tower infrastructure:
The demand for Fiber infrastructure in the US is projected to be high, but is it high enough to disrupt cable providers?
Where are the highest demands seen? What risk is there of overbuild?
How are established cable providers responding? How much of an advantage do first movers have?
What opportunities are there in rural communities? What challenges do remote locations present?
Blending debt, grants, and non-traditional finance
Please join us in congratulating our Deal of the Year winners for outstanding performance in infrastructure in 2022!
Access to the internet is no longer a privilege, but a utility. New investments – both through government bonds and grants, and via private financing– are becoming increasingly popular and viable for investors. What roadblocks are investors and lenders expecting over the next few years?
Green financing for sustainability in data center power efficiencies
Fiber as a utility- need for connection in rural communities
Overbuild considerations
Latin America still continues to provide ripe opportunity for digital infrastructure buildout from overseas investors and developers
What considerations (political, supply chain, local currency risk) do developers and financiers new to the region need to be aware of?
Best practices in working with ECAs
What asset classes have the most demand in LatAm? What regions are most accessible and attractive for risk-takers?
