Proximocast: Festive Trends 2023

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Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe , Middle East & Africa

Tom Nelthorpe

Proximo talks to a panel of industry experts about the top project finance trends from 2023 and what those trends might mean for the market in 2024. Speakers include Ian Cogswell, a senior adviser at Portland Advisers; Jonathan Yellen, an investment director at Climate Investments; and Michael Whalen, a managing director at Berkeley Research Group.

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This discussion centres around a few of top 8 trends of the year, alongside the panellists own choices.

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