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Webinar
06 January 2022

Non-payment insurance for renewables finance

In:
Power, Renewables
Region:
Americas, Europe
VIEW ON DEMAND: Non-payment insurance may help expand the lender universe for long-dated renewables transactions and help fuel the energy transition

THIS WEBINAR CAN BE ACCESSED AT THIS LINK. VIEWING IT IS OPEN TO NON-MEMBERS

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Developers and lenders have more options for managing credit risk than ever before. But the demands of the energy transition are likely to put lender balance sheets under huge pressure.   

About €90 billion per year in investment is expected in investment in renewable energy up to 2030, but as much as €1 trillion per year in spending might be required to meet Europe’s decarbonisation objectives.

These vast investment objectives, combined with constraints on commercial banks making long-dated project debt commitments, are driving the use of products like non-payment insurance. And the market for these products is expanding quickly.

Proximo, with the support of Tierra Underwriting, is holding a webinar that covers the ins and outs of non-payment insurance for renewables financing, and the role that the product could play in furthering the energy transition.

Speakers

Tom Nelthorpe, Proximo (Moderator)

Andrew Beechey, managing director, Tierra Underwriting

Sandra Primiero, global head natural resource finance, Deutsche Bank

Matthew Beckett, head of insurance distribution, SMBC

Proximo members can access the webinar directly here. Not yet a member? Register to attend the webinar for free here.

 

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