Brazilian Energy & Infrastructure Finance Forum

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1 Group booking discounts available The 8th Annual Brazilian Energy & Infrastructure Finance Forum November 4th & 5th, 2015 Hotel Pullman São Paulo Ibirapuera, Brazil The largest meeting place for the energy and infrastructure finance community in Brazil Gold Sponsor: Bronze Sponsors: There will be simultaneous interpretation available in English/Portuguese Haverá tradução simultânea Inglês>Português disponível.

2 The 8th Annual Brazilian Energy & Infrastructure Finance Forum November 4th & 5th, 2015 Hotel Pullman São Paulo Ibirapuera, Brazil Mergers, acquisitions and private equity investment in Brazil have reached record levels in recent years. Energy and natural resources continue to drive economic growth, while government initiatives and Brazil s hosting of the Rio Olympics are creating huge demand for infrastructure investments. Come to the Brazilian Energy & Infrastructure Finance Forum to debate the best ways of overcoming macroeconomic and political challenges, capitalize on attractive asset valuations, and make the most of new opportunities in the energy and infrastructure sectors. Is now the time to invest in Brazil? Why attend? n Discover how the Brazilian market can become a more attractive destination for foreign investment n Learn about Brazil s new logistics investment plan. Who will be bidding and what are the returns? n Network with international and domestic financiers, developers, advisors, lawyers, government representatives, investors and concessionaires, to make connections crucial to your business Register and access the market s key dealmakers in one location; including: Developers Other Investors Lenders Insurance 2% 4% 6% 8% 8% 10% 28% 34% Law firms Rating Agencies Government/ECA Find out more at

3 The 8th Annual Brazilian Energy & Infrastructure Finance Forum November 4th & 5th, 2015 Hotel Pullman São Paulo Ibirapuera, Brazil Day One: Wednesday November 4th, :15am Registration and morning refreshments 8:45am Chairperson s opening remarks 9:00am Taking on a new role: Identifying BNDES position in the market and their infrastructure priorities n What is BNDES financing criteria after the launch of the new concession plan? n How does BNDES sit alongside debentures? n Outlook on upcoming auctions for toll roads, railways, ports and airports: Breakdown on where investment opportunities will come from Dr. Nelson Siffert, Deputy Managing Director, Infrastructure Division, BNDES 9:30am Brazil s new infrastructure concession: Will the plan help to boost international investment in the country? n Lowering the cost of doing business: How likely is it that the government will loosen the 60% local content rule? n What impact will the corruption scandals and Dilma Rousseff s lack of political capital mean for the success of the plan in congress? n Looking at key challenges influencing the success of the new package Eduardo E. Farhat, Managing Director, Darby Private Equity Bernardo Costa, Senior Director Global Infrastructure and Project Finance, Fitch Ratings 10:15am Morning refreshments and networking break 11:00am Financing Brazil s energy and infrastructure projects: Where are lenders seeing growth? n What impact does the macroeconomic situation have on pricing? n Local and international banks: How do terms differ and are they necessarily competitors? n In a sector dominated by private equity and BNDES funding, what structures can Asian banks utilize to develop their presence in Brazil? Senior Speaker, BNP Paribas 11:45pm Financing the next wave of Brazil s wind developments n What new wind projects are in the pipeline and what financing is available? n Analysing the risks associated with exposure to spot prices and the difficulties of financing contracts n Integrating wind energy projects into the transmission network: What investments are necessary to expand the transmission capability of the power network? Pedro Villas Boas Pileggi, CFO, Renova Energia Sergio Souza, Sales Director, GE Wind Bruno Moraes, Investments Principal, Actis Karollyne Matuchack Machado, Associate, Rio Energy Antonio A. T. de Bastos Filho, CEO, Omega Energy 12:45pm Lunch 2:00pm The logistics investment plan: Who is bidding and what are the return prices? n Have new regulations helped in fostering more private investment for roads? n Are airport deals the hot thing, or are bullet trains back on the table? n Financing strategies and opportunities for concession projects Ian Ramalho Guerriero, Secretaria do Programa de Aceleração do Crescimento, Ministério do Planejamento 2:45pm With BNDES taking a step back, will we see more activity and aggressive pricing from ECAs, multilaterals and development banks? n Where can ECAs and multilaterals lend directly and where do they provide guarantees? n Are the local capital markets liquid enough to finance the projects in the new concession? n What support can multilaterals provide? Nadia Scharen-Guivel, Principal Private Sector Coordinator Brazil, Inter-American Development Bank Flávio Bertolossi, Head of São Paulo office - South America, SACE Joanne Tognarelli, Chief Representative Latin America & Caribbean, Export Development Canada Julyana Yokota, Director, Latin America Utility & Infrastructure Ratings, Standard & Poor 3:30pm Afternoon refreshments and networking break 4:00pm What is the outlook for distressed investments in Brazil today? n Forming creditors committees: What support can committees creditors provide? n Looking at main features in debt restructuring n Who is buying the distressed debt? Addressing the standstill negotiations Paulo Padis, Partner, Stocche Forbes 4:45pm Filling the financing gap: Developing the Brazilian project finance market into a more attractive destination for foreign investment n Will returns be high enough to attract foreign players? n Is the project bond market strong enough to fill this gap? n What competitive options such as bridge loans or bond financing are suitable for the Brazilian market? Emilio Fabbrizzi, Director, Head of Project Finance Latin America, DNB Markets 5:30pm Chairperson s closing remarks followed by drinks reception Find out more at

4 The 8th Annual Brazilian Energy & Infrastructure Finance Forum November 4th & 5th, 2015 Hotel Pullman São Paulo Ibirapuera, Brazil Day Two: Thursday November 5th, :45am Morning refreshments and networking 9:15am Chairperson s opening remarks 9:30am Local vs international players: Who can participate in tenders to make bids more competitive? n Are international construction companies willing and able to take on mega infrastructure deals? n What are the challenges and opportunities for international players entering the Brazilian market? n Are developers willing to consider financing in Real as opposed to US Dollars? Gregory Cardenas, Senior Director, Project & Structured Finance, Canadian Solar 10:15am What are the prospects for the nascent solar industry in Brazil? n Changes in BNDES financing rules: How is this affecting new projects? n Analysing the impact of the falling Real: What financing options are available? n Is the SunEdison/Renova joint venture a sign of how international investors are planning to invest in Brazilian renewables? n What role have yieldcos played to date in Brazil s solar industry? Camila Ramos, Managing Director and Founder, CELA Clean Energy Latin America 11:00am Morning refreshments and networking break 11:30am Assessing the effect of increased private equity involvement in lending n Where is the long-term value in the Brazilian market? What players are bidding and who is coming in? n Cheap currency: A closer look at asset sale prices n Are multinational companies and other strategic players willing to brush caution aside and seek greater exposure to Brazil? Sérgio Guimarães de Mello Brandão, Director of Energy, Actis Capital, LLP 12:15pm Looking at opportunities offered by the Petrobras divestment in upstream, natural gas transportation and natural gas distribution assets n What opportunities will the sales of Petrobras assets provide? n A look at Sete Brazil securing long term financing and scaling back: What impact does the scaling back of the deal have on the Brazilian oil and gas market? n Supply, demand and prices: Views on how the oil and gas market in Brazil will evolve Sylvie D Apote, Managing Partner, Prysma E&T Consultores 1:00pm Are we nearly there? Realising the potential of PPPs to service Brazilian infrastructure demands n Will the current government support PPPs at state level? n PPPs as a strategy in financing projects: Is this the way forward? n How will the government attract international players to smaller scale state level projects? n Will we see water & waste projects financed with PPPs? Hector Gomez Ang, Country Manager for Brazil, IFC 1:45pm Chairperson s closing remarks followed by lunch and close of conference The excellent selection of speakers presented deep insights and touched important and sensitive issues Randall Terada, Banco Votorantim Find out more at

5 8a Conferência Brasileira Anual de Financiamento de Energia e Infraestrutura 4 e 5 de novembro de 2015 Hotel Pullman São Paulo Ibirapuera, Brasil Primeiro dia: quarta-feira, 4 de novembro de h15 Inscrições e refrescos matinais 08h45 Discurso de abertura do presidente 09h00 Assumindo um novo papel: Identificando a posição do BNDES no mercado e suas prioridades em infraestrutura 09h30 A nova concessão de infraestrutura do Brasil: o plano será suficiente para alavancar os investimentos internacionais no país? 10h15 Intervalo para refrescos e networking matinal 11h00 Financiando projetos de energia e infraestrutura no Brasil: onde os credores enxergam crescimento? 11h45 Financiando a próxima onda de desenvolvimento eólico no Brasil 12h45 Almoço 14h00 O plano de investimentos em logística: quem participa das licitações e quais são os preços de retorno? 14h45 Com o recuo do BNDES, presenciaremos maior atividade e preços mais agressivos das ECAs, multilaterais e bancos de desenvolvimento em projetos de infraestrutura? 15h30 intervalo para refrescos e networking 16h00 Qual a perspectiva para os investimentos paralisados no Brasil hoje em dia? 16h45 Preenchendo a lacuna de financiamentos: desenvolvendo o mercado de financiamento de projetos no Brasil para se tornar um destino mais atrativo para o investimento estrangeiro 17h30 Discurso de encerramento do dia do presidente, seguido por um coquetel Segundo dia: quinta-feira, 5 de novembro de h45 Intervalo para refrescos e networking matinal 09h15 Discurso de abertura do presidente 09h30 Participantes locais e internacionais: quem pode participar em licitações para torná-las mais competitivas? 10h15 Quais as perspectivas para a incipiente indústria de energia solar no Brasil? 11h00 Intervalo para refrescos e networking matinal 11h30 O mercado de fusões e aquisições no Brasil e a avaliação do efeito do aumento do envolvimento do capital privado nos financiamentos 12h15 Observando as oportunidades oferecidas pelos desinvestimentos da Petrobrás em produção, transporte de gás natural e ativos de distribuição de gás natural 13h00 Estamos chegando lá? Avaliando o potencial das PPPs no atendimento das demandas de infraestrutura do Brasil 13h45 Discurso de encerramento do presidente, seguido por almoço e fim da conferência Find out more at

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