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13 April 2021

Defining and scaling best practice in blended finance

Webinar: 22 April 2021, 3pm UK/10am NY. What role can - and should - blended finance have in financings for big-ticket sustainable and impact infrastructure.

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Blended finance has been held up as the key to mobilising greater volumes of capital for sustainable and impact investing. It involves layering different types of capital - often with different return expectations and objectives - onto a single project.

But what does blended finance mean for larger infrastructure transactions? Is there a role for philanthropic capital? To what extent do DFIs comprise the market for large-scale blended finance?

Beyond the question of definitions, how can project developers most effectively structure blended finance transactions, and in what sectors and for what assets is blended finance most suitable?

Joining Proximo's moderator Tom Hopkins for our blended finance webinar are:

Matthew Jordan-Tank, director, sustainable infrastructure policy & project preparation, EBRD

Maria Teresa Zappia, deputy CEO, BlueOrchard

Kruskaia Sierra-Escalante, senior manager, blended finance, IFC


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