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Infrastructure Finance & Development Asia

India Summit 2010


Setting Priorities and Mapping Goals for Indias Second Decade of Infrastructure
Shangri-Las Eros Hotel, New Delhi | 26 27 August 2010

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A high-level business-policy-maker-dialogue on Indias infrastructure development


In India, the gap between infrastructure needs and the resources the government possess to meet those needs is ever growing. There is no question that this infrastructure deficit is impeding Indias growth.
The electricity supply alone currently falls between 11% and 17% short of demand. Roads are generally in a parlous state. Airport services are lagging behind both demand as well as international standards. Water too is in increasingly short supply. The existing Indian government came to power with a strong mandate to improve Indias infrastructure. According to the Planning Commission of GOI, the projected spend for Indias infrastructure build-out is US$500 billion over the next 5 years*. In addition, the GOI has declared that many assets will be built on a BOT (build-operate-transfer) basis by PPP (PublicPrivate-Partnership), creating numerous business opportunities for international corporates and financiers in the infrastructure sector. Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman of The Planning Commission of GOI, will address Indias roadmap for its ambitious infrastructure plans and answer your questions in person at AVCJs first India infrastructure forumIFDA India Summit 2010: Setting Priorities and Mapping Goals for Indias Second Decade of Infrastructure**. IFDA India, the first in a planned annual series of infrastructure summits, is an extension of AVCJs highly successful private equity and venture forums.

Our confirmed speakers include:


Keynote

Five reasons to attend the Summit


Learn of the Government of Indias current and future plans for infrastructure development Meet the regulators and lobby interested parties over future growth targets and routes for development of the sector Debate financing and return opportunities with stakeholders Explore new investment and project development opportunities Network with the most well-established, important and influential investors, developers, financiers and regulators in the infrastructure sector

Montek Singh Ahluwalia Deputy Chairman The Planning Commission, Government of India

Deepak Amitabh Director - Finance & CFO Power Trading Corporation

Varun Bajpai CEO SBI Macquarie Infrastructure Management Private Limited

Rangarajan Balajee COO Auro Mira Energy, Chennai

Ranajit Banerjee Director-Project & Export Finance Standard Chartered Bank

Gautam Bhandari Managing Director, Head of Infrastructure Investment Morgan Stanley

Alok Bhargava Director IL&FS Waste Management & Urban Services Limited

Alwyn Keith Bowden CEO Essar Projects Business Group

Amulya Charan Managing Director Tata Power Trading Co Ltd

Tejpreet Chopra President & CEO Bharat Light & Power

Kalpesh Gada Head - Structured Finance Products ICRA Mumbai

Shubhashis Gangopadhyay Research Director India Development Foundation

Philip Jackson Managing Director, Asian Infrastructure Group JP Morgan

Ajit Krishnan Infrastructure & Real Estate Sector Leader Partner, Tax & Regulatory Services ERNST & YOUNG

Krishna Kumar Managing Partner, Head of Infrastructure IL&FS INVESTMENT MANAGERS LIMITED

Pawan Maini Sr. Industry Specialist Infrastructure Investments & Public Private Partnership Transaction Advisory, IFC, World Bank Group

Brijesh Mehra Rajiv Ranjan Mishra Country Corporate Managing Director & Investment Bank CLP India Head, India, The Royal Bank of Scotland, N.V.

Keshav Misra Head of Capital Allocation & Investment Management Baring Private Equity Partners India

Plus
Pronab Sen, Principal Adviser, The Planning Commission, Government of India
S. Nandakumar Senior Director, Global Infrastructure & Project Finance FITCH RATINGS INDIA Dinesh Pillai CEO Mahindra Special Services Group Goutham Reddy Director - Strategic Planning Ramky Group MK Sinha President & CEO IDFC Project Equity Company Limited S.G. Shyam Sundar Managing Director IDFC Private Equity Raman Uberoi Senior Director CRISIL Ratings CRISIL Limited Nandita Nagpal Vohra Senior Consultant Asian Development Bank

Sujata Gupta, Head, Private Sector Group - India Resident Mission, Asian Development Bank

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*Source: GOIs Planning Commission **IFDA is a new initiative from incisivemedia, the team behind the highly acclaimed AVCJ (Asian Venture Capital Journal) and avcj.com. AVCJ has been the voice of the private equity industry in Asia since its inception over twenty years ago. The Journal itself, together with the annual round of events AVCJ runs in Hong Kong, Tokyo, Sydney, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Singapore, Mumbai and New York are universally recognised, both within the region and outside it, as the most authoritative source of information on, and the de facto meeting places for Asian private equity.

Programme
Thursday, 26 August 2010
08:30 Registration and refreshments 08:50 Welcome address 09:00 Keynote address and dialogue: The roadmap for
infrastructure development in India
GOIs 5, 10 and 20-year development plans What are the capital and legislative requirements for meeting these goals? How to accelerate infrastructure rollout whilst protecting quality, value, and the environment? The role of SEZs in dispersing and accelerating economic growth across the country

For programme and speaker enquiries, please contact: Matthew Swainson T: +(852) 3411 4950 E: Matthew.Swainson@incisivemedia.com W: www.ifdaindia.com

Friday, 27 August 2010


08:50 Registration and refreshments 09:00 Panel: Project financing modelsimplications and
application
Public Private Partnerships: How effective are they as a construction / management vehicle? When dont they work? And, what are the headline points of best practice? What are the expected returns on Project Equity and Project Finance? Where do they fit in a balanced institutional portfolio? What are the cyclical implications of this positioning on the relative attractiveness of infrastructure investments? How is the adopted financing model influenced by the nature of the project and the source of the finance? What are some typical scenarios?

09:40 CEO Dialogue: What do Indias leading companies see as


the priorities to aid their growth and global competition?

10:00 Coffee / tea networking break 10:30 Infrastructure by the numbers: Roads, railways and
shipping
Is the governments road-building target achievable? What needs to be done to exceed it, and how can road building be made more efficient? What are the revenue models for road projects, and the constraints on monetizing new roads? What are the key factors constraining containerized and bulk transport, and what role does the private sector have to play? What are the challenges facing developers & builders?

10:45 Coffee / tea networking break 11:15 Infrastructure by the numbers: Opportunities in power and
energyCoal, oil and natural gas

What are the hurdles to developing major finds in the K G (Krishna Godavari) basin beneath the Indian Ocean? And does the will exist in government to address these challenges? How is the country anticipating and responding to sovereign challenges to its energy security? How can the country clean up the coal which powers over 50% of Rajiv Ranjan Mishra electricity generation? Managing Director What are the bottlenecks in fossil fuel supply and what should CLP be India 11:30 Infrastructure by the numbers: Alternative energies done to remove them? Can India leverage its lead in wind technology into leadership in the 12:30 Networking lunch solar and other renewables spaces? Is there a nuclear component to Indias energy-security plan? What 14:00 Infrastructure by the numbers: Opportunities in water and special considerations need to be taken into account? And which waste management strategic partnerships will be crucial to success? What are the major water-usage challenges facing India today, and Can biogas and other bio-wastes form the core of the next Suzlon? what infrastructure is necessary to address them? Can rural India replicate with bio-fuels what urban India has been Can recycling water have a real impact on the countrys shortfall, and doing with CNG for some time? what technologies / treatments are missing? 12:30 Agenda-setting address: The role of GOI and state Is extracting energy or other value from industrial and domestic governments in establishing, promoting, and facilitating waste a viable option for a country at Indias stage of development?

15:15 Coffee / tea networking break 15:45 Creation of a secondary market and enabling securitization
of infrastructure assets
Is there scope under current regulations for securitizing infrastructure assets in India either on- or off-shore? How to establish a benchmark yield curve for different classes of Indian infra assets? Can a roll-up of different projects into a corporate entity provide an exit route for investors? What other alternatives exist within the current regulatory framework, and how do these compare to international best practice?

projects

What are some of the most frequently-encountered challenges faced by infrastructure developers in India, and what can be done to ameliorate or eliminate them? Which bodies are charged with creating turnkey projects, and how have they affected the appetite for tender and the speed and cost of build? What factors are taken into account in decision-making on tenders, and what is the ranking of their relative importance and why? How large a role do states take in back-stopping financing for projects? And which states have the most experience with PPP and other joint-venture options?

17:00 Day one concludes 17:30 Cocktail reception

13:00 Networking lunch 14:00 Conference concludes

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Who you will meet at the Summit


Ministers and secretaries from union and state ministries overseeing infrastructurerelated activities Project finance bankers Project equity arrangers Other infrastructure financiers Institutional investors (domestic and overseas) Multilateral finance organisations Infrastructure developers Corporate CEOs Development agencies Think-tanks Consultants and advisors to the infrastructure sector

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Shangri-Las Eros Hotel, New Delhi
19 Ashoka Road, New Delhih 110001, India / http://www.shangri-la.com/en/property/newdelhi/shangrila A limited number of rooms at the hotel have been reserved at a special rate of INR$9,500 per room per night (exclusive taxes and VAT) for IFDA India Summit participants on a first-come first-served basis. Please book your room directly with the hotel and identify yourself as a Forum participant to qualify for the rate.

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