Jon Addison is the CIO of the Meat Industry Employees Superannuation Fund (MIESF). Prior to taking this part time role Jon was the Fund’s CEO. Jon joined MIESF in June of 1999 and is responsible for the overall management of the Fund. Jon has over 30 years in the investment management industry, including wide experience in superannuation. Prior to his appointment to MIESF, Jon was a Director and Asset Consultant within the Corporate Finance section of PricewaterhouseCoopers and in this role was responsible for establishing an investment consulting practice with clients ranging from superannuation funds to insurance funds and funds managers. Prior to that, Jon was Manager Investment Consultant at Sedgwick Noble Lowndes.

Hans-Martin Aerts is the Senior Portfolio Manager, Asian Infrastructure of ABP Investments Asia Limited. He moved to Hong Kong in early 2007 and is responsible for managing the infrastructure investments in Asia. He joined ABP Investments in the Netherlands in 2001 and has since worked in the area of infrastructure, structured finance and global equities. Hans-Martin is a CFA charterholder, and holds a degree in Economics from the Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Anil joined 3i in April 2005 and has more than 10 years of international investment experience. Prior to joining 3i, Anil worked at JP Morgan Partners Asia overseeing the investments in the Indian market and Citibank Asia. Anil holds an MBA from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (India) and a degree in mechanical engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology in New Delhi. Anil‘s investment experience spans a variety of sectors including Financial Services, Infrastructure, Consumer, Media and Technology. Anil currently serves on the board of Nimbus Communications Limited and Vijai Electricals Limited and has previously served on the boards of HDFC Bank, HDFC Securities, Domino’s Pizza India Limited, MTR Foods, Microland, etc.

Peter Amour, Chief Executive Officer, has been with AIF Capital since 1998 and has led the firm since 2003. A resident of Hong Kong for over 20 years, he studied Chinese Language in Shanghai in the early 1980s and holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws from the University of New South Wales, and a Master of Laws from the University of Melbourne in Australia.

Education Year Degree Institute 1993 Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineer) Chulalongkorn University 1995 Master of Science in Civil and Environmental Engineering Utah State University, USA 2002 Doctor of Engineering (Construction Engineering and Management) Asian Institute of Technology Experience 1995 Engineer, Expressway and Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (ETA) 1996 Civil Engineer, Bureau of Location and Design, Department of Highways (DOH) 2003 Civil Engineer, Bureau of Planning, Department of Highways (DOH) 2008 Senior Civil Engineer, Bureau of Planning, Department of Highways (DOH) Research Article “The effect of attitudinal differences on interface conflicts in large scale construction project: A case study” published in “Construction Management of Economics, Vol 20, page 365-377, 2002 Article “The effect of attitudinal differences on interface conflict on large construction projects: The case pf the Pak Mun dam project” published in “Environmental Impact Assessment Review, Vol 22, Issue 4, page 311-335, 2002

Ivan is Director at AXA Private Equity Asia, a subsidiary of AXA Private Equity. AXA PE has currently $22bn under management and invests from 6 offices, Paris, London, Frankfurt, Milan, New York, Singapore across a broad spectrum of opportunities including direct activities like Venture Capital, Buy-Out, Co-Investment, Infrastructure, Mezzanine, as well as Fund of Funds activities with primary, early secondary and secondary Funds of Funds. Ivan is leading the Private Equity co-investment/direct activities for Asia as well as the Infrastructure Fund of Funds and co-investment activities for Asia. Prior to joining AXA PE in 2005, Ivan was a principal in the London office of a Silicon Valley based VC firm. He was focusing on investment opportunities in the communications and semiconductor markets. Prior to joining Crescendo Ventures, Ivan was director of M&A and business development with Lucent Technologies, NJ, USA. Ivan started his career as manager of turn-key projects with Alcatel in South East Asia and ran the Indonesian operations of Alcatel CIT. Ivan earned his MBA from INSEAD and his Telecoms Engineering degree from ESO, France.

Mr. Anand Bordia has 35 years of professional experience, most of which have been at a senior level in Government of India and in international organizations. Most recently, he was Member (Finance) of the Board of National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) and took a number of initiaves in innovative financing, resource mobilization and public private partnership in implementation of National Highways Development Project (NHDP); an ambitious highway development project of Govt. of India involving construction of about 13000 km of highways. In addition to his charge of Member (Finance) Mr. Bordia was also Chairman-cum-Managing Director of a number of Port- Road Toll companies (Special Purpose Vehicles) of the NHAI. Mr. Bordia conducted technical assistance programmes in Asian (Korea, Afghanistan, Malaysia, Thailand, Bangladesh), African (Kenya and Tanzania) and South American (Jamaica) countries for the Harvard Institute for International Development, UNCTAD, UNODC, World Bank, Asian Development Bank and the World Customs Organisation. Mr. Bordia is a Senior Advisor, DSC Limited, an infrastructure company with a number of toll road assets in India.

Garry was appointed by TTF Australia in August 2005 to launch a new independent division called Infrastructure Partnerships Australia (IPA). Its mandate is to provide leadership in the national infrastructure debate and shape enduring relationships between government and the private sector. IPA was formally launched in December 2005 and since that time it has grown rapidly to be the largest infrastructure association in Australia. With almost 20 years of commercial and Government experience spanning Australia, Asia and the OECD, Garry brings a wealth of experience, insight and ‘blue chip’ networks to IPA. He has previously held senior executive positions in commercial organisations including Tenix and TAB Limited. Garry also founded vmax Consulting to assist organisations bridge the gap between commercial and Government imperatives in areas like regulatory change and public-private partnerships. Prior to entering the private sector Garry held a range of positions in Canberra including as a senior Commonwealth Treasury official, Head of International Economics and Finance at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and adviser to Hon. Gareth Evans QC. Garry has recently been appointed to the Australian Pacific Economic Cooperation Committee (AUSPECC) to advise the federal government on regional trade and investment initiatives in APEC. Garry holds a Master of Business Administration from Macquarie Graduate School of Management and an Honours degree in Economics from the University of Wollongong. He also studied at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University, Washington DC.

Mr. Ved Prakash Chaturvedi is the Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer of Tata Asset Management Limited. Tata Asset Management Limited manages c.a. Rs.240 bn in assets. Mr. Chaturvedi has over 17 years experience in the Indian debt and equity markets. He has worked with various leading financial services organisations in India. These include CRISIL, Banque Nationale De Paris, SBI Funds Management. Mr. Chaturvedi has a Bachelor’s Degree in Electronics Engineering and an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. Mr. Chaturvedi is also a Director on the Board of Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) and a Committee Member of the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) National Committee on Mutual Funds.

Mr. Ch. Narantungalag, Executive Director of Information Communication Network Company of Mongolia. Full name: Chimedbaljir, Narantungalag Date of birth: 1959 Nationality: Mongolian FORMAL EDUCATION: Institute of Finance and Economics, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, 1996-1998; Telecommunications Engineering , Institute of Telecommunications Institute of Novosibirsk, Russia/ Soviet Socialist Republic /1977-1982 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE RECORD; Executive Director of Information Cmmunication Network Company of Mongolia, 2006- present, Executive Director of “MiCom” company of Mongolia, 2000-2006 Chairman of Investment and Supply Department of “Mongolia Telecom” Company, 1999-2000 Chairman of Branch office in Zavkhan province of “Mongolia Telecom” company, 1987-1999 General Engineer, Branch office in Zavkhan province of “Mongolia Telecom” company,1982-1987

John Dorrian is Head of RREEF Australia, as well as Co-Head of RREEF Infrastructure in Asia Pacific. Prior to joining RREEF, John was the Chief Financial Officer of the Spark Infrastructure Group and was an independent adviser to RREEF on the US$1.5 billion Spark Infrastructure initial public offering and its US$1.9 billion acquisition of interests in three Australian electricity utility businesses. John was formerly the Head of Portfolio Management and Head of Infrastructure and Private Debt for Henderson Global Investor’s Private Capital Group and was a member of its Global Private Capital and Fixed Income Credit Investment Committees. John has more than 25 years of senior experience in financial and investment markets, and has specialised in infrastructure, private equity and direct investment and funds management for over 14 years. He has been involved in over US$5 billion of equity and debt investments in transactions valued at over US$20 billion in a wide range of industries including airports, electricity generation, electricity and gas distribution and retailing, minerals processing and agribusiness. He also acted as the director of a number of significant companies operating in those and other industry sectors. A Fellow of The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, John holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in financial management from Macquarie University in Sydney. John is a Member of the RREEF Asia Alternative Investment Committee and the European and North American Infrastructure Investment Committees.

Mr Amar Fadia is a Vice President - Finance at Essar Steel Limited. His main responsibilities are to raise funds, manage relations with banks and financial instituitions, handling corporate accounts and other corporate finance activities.

Qualifications Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), Deakin University Graduate Diploma in Management, Deakin University Nino has over 20 years’ experience in the Australian energy industry. Having led SPI PowerNet since 2001 he now leads SP AusNet in the role of CEO. Nino brings to his position an intimate knowledge of the market forces and regulatory policies that shape the Australian national electricity market.

Imad Ghandour has joined Gulf Capital in 2006 and is a Principal in the Private Equity Team. Prior to joining Gulf Capital, Imad was a consultant working with several regional and international organizations. Imad holds a BS in Computer and Communication Engineering from American University of Beirut and an MBA from University of Wisconsin – Madison. Imad is also a Board member in the Gulf Venture Capital Association chairing the Statistics and Information Committee and a member of Young Arab Leaders. He is a frequent presenter in conferences about the subject of private equity and venture capital, and has several publications in this area.

Gajendra Haldea graduated in Economics and Law at the University of Rajasthan and joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1973. He later went for a Fellowship at the London School of Economics. Among a wide array of assignments, he has spent 10 years with the Union Finance Ministry where he was last posted as Joint Secretary (Infrastructure) until November 1998. The combination of law, economics and finance coupled with his extensive experience in several sectors of the economy have placed him in a unique position for contributing to the evolution of the framework and policies for privatisation of infrastructure services. While in the Ministry of Finance, he was responsible for infrastructure sectors, exchange control, economic relations with the Americas, Project Monitoring Unit and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) portfolio. He was closely involved in policy formulation and implementation relating to infrastructure sectors. He also made significant improvements to the ADB portfolio in India including a sharp increase in disbursement ratios reaching a record 30 percent plus. In his different assignments over the years, he has been responsible for dealing with the World Bank, Asian Development Bank and various bilateral developmental agencies such as USAID, CIDA, JICA, etc. and has formulated and negotiated several infrastructure projects with these agencies. He advised the Government of Rajasthan on commercialisation of infrastructure services and is also drafting the model framework for privatization of state highways. He also advised the Government of Chhattisgarh on the legal and policy framework for BOT road projects. He was on the board of the Chhattisgarh Infrastructure Development Corporation (CIDC) chaired by the Chief Minister. He is also the Advisor to Government of Punjab on Public Private Partnerships for State Highway projects. In that capacity, he is responsible for structuring and bidding out 12 BOT road projects in the State. He was invited to join the National Council of Applied Economic Research, New Delhi as Chief Advisor and Head of the Centre for Infrastructure and Regulation and took that position in October 2000. Since November 2004, he is also Adviser to the Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission with particular responsibilities relating to infrastructure reforms.

Mr. Thomas Preben Hansen is chief executive officer of Rickmers Trust Management Pte. Ltd. (“RTM”). Mr. Hansen has spent 12 years in the shipping industry. Prior to joining the RTM, he was a director within the Clarksons Group, a leading shipping services provider listed on the London Stock Exchange, where he was responsible for the overall development and implementation of Clarkson’s container business strategy for Asia. Prior to joining Clarksons, Mr. Hansen worked for the Danish Ship Owning Group KIL (Knud I. Larsen), where he held positions in technical and commercial departments from 1995 to 1997 and was a regional representative for KIL Singapore Pte. Ltd. from 1998 to 2000. Mr. Hansen holds a certificate in Maritime Law from Copenhagen Business College.

Peter Hobbs has widespread experience of advising investors across the European, US and Asian markets. As Head of Global Research, Mr. Hobbs is responsible for developing and co-ordinating the company's global research coverage. Prior to joining RREEF, Mr. Hobbs was at Property and Portfolio Research, a Boston based research and advisory firm, and he has also worked at Property Market Analysis, Jones Lang Wootton and Boots Properties. Mr. Hobbs graduated from Reading University with a BSc in Land Management and a PhD in Economics. He is member of the RICS, a European Council member of ULI, and member of AFIRE and INREV.

Mr Jones joined Challenger in 2004 and is responsible for infrastructure asset origination and transaction management, including commercial analysis, contract negotiation, legal documentation and the co-ordination of due diligence for potential acquisitions. He has been a member of the infrastructure team since its inception and has been involved in most their acquisitions to date including leading Challenger’s acquisition of Inexus. Prior to joining Challenger, Mr Jones was General Counsel at Zurich Capital Markets working in structured finance, mergers and acquisitions. Prior to that, Mr Jones was with Qantas focusing on aircraft financing and acquisitions. Mr Jones has also worked at the international law firm Baker & McKenzie and was admitted to the Supreme Court of NSW in 1993. Mr Jones has a Bachelor of Commerce and LLB (Honours).

Mr. Kalkman worked for more than a decade in the energy and infrastructure industry in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. He is currently based in Singapore, where he leads Arcapita’s Asset-Based Investment team in Asia. Prior to joining Arcapita, Mr. Kalkman worked for 13 years at McKinsey&Company, a global consultancy firm. Until 2002, he was a partner in their Amsterdam office and one of the leaders of the European Utility Practice. Between 2002 and 2005, he led McKinsey’s Manila office and also the Asian Utility Practice, working mostly in China, India, Malaysia and the Philippines. Early 2005, Mr. Kalkman moved to the Middle East, where he set up the office in Bahrain and established the Utility Practice in the GCC. Within the GCC, he worked extensively in Oman, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. He left the Middle East in July 2007 to join Arcapita in Singapore. Mr. Kalkman has a PhD in theoretical Physics from the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands and worked during 1993 and 1994 in the Math Department at MIT in Cambridge, US, after obtaining his PhD.

Mr Surinder Singh Kohli is presently Chairman & Managing Director of India Infrastructure Finance Company Ltd, a wholly Government of India owned company engaged in the promotion and development of infrastructure. Mr Kohli has a long experience as a banker, spanning over 35 years having held positions of Chairman and Managing Director of Punjab National Bank, the third largest bank in India. He has held the chairmanship of Indian Banks’ Association, a forum for promoting the interest of banks for two terms and has chaired several committees associated with financial sector policy. A recipient of several awards including the Wharton-Infosys Ltd “Enterprise Transformation Award for Technology”, Mr Kohli is well recognized in the Indian banking and financial industry for his deep insights and dynamic leadership. Besides his present assignment, he also holds directorship in various institutions in India.

He attended Seoul National University where he studied economics from 1971 to 1975. His economics study continued throughout his graduate study at University of Minnesota (MA, 1981) and Chung-Ang University (Ph.D., 1998). In 1975, he joined the Economic Planning Board (EPB) as deputy director before he was sent to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) from 1985 to 1987. Upon returning to Korea, he took charge of human resources development as director in EPB. Until 1995, his responsibility in EPB included directorship of various divisions such as macroeconomic analysis, financial planning, trade coordination, regional economic analysis, and international economic cooperation. In 1995, he served as Secretary to the President for Policy Planning at the Office of the President before his secondment to the IMF as Alternate Executive Director. From 1999 to 2002, he worked as Director-General of Economic Policy Bureau and Deputy Minister at the Ministry of Finance and Economy. And in between the two posts, he again joined the Office of the President as Secretary for Finance and Economy. In 2002, he was appointed as Head of the Public Procurement Service (vice ministerial level), before being appointed as Senior Secretary to the President for National Policy in 2003. In July 2004, he served as Ambassador to the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Korea to the OECD for one year and 8 months. From April to June 2006, he served as Senior Secretary to the President for National Policy and Chief Secretary to the President for National Policy. In July 2006, he was appointed as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance and Economy. He will leave the current post with the swearing in of the new government on February 25, 2008.

William Lean is the Managing Director of VinaCapital and the Head of Vietnam Infrastructure Limited, a dedicated infrastructure fund to invest in the IndoChina region sponsored by VinaCapital. He was formerly the Group Managing Director of HLG Capital Bhd (listed on Bursa Malaysia), the investment-banking arm of Hong Leong Group. HLG's core businesses are stock broking, fund management and corporate finance. Hong Leong is one of the largest conglomerates headquartered in South East Asia. Prior to joining HLG Capital, he was with Asia Equity Infrastructure Fund (AEIF), an investment fund dedicated to investing in infrastructure assets pan-Asia where he was involved from inception of the fund to divestment of the assets. AEIF was capitalized at $355 million with sponsors being CDPQ (Canadian pension fund), AMP Life (Australian insurance fund) and the Asian Development Bank. He was based in Bangkok working for AEIF for 6 years. Before joining AEIF, he was in equity research (HSBC James Capel - Kuala Lumpur) and corporate finance (Standard Chartered Merchant Bank - Singapore). He graduated with a B.Sc. (Honours) in Economics and Accountancy from City University, London."

Gary is a Director of John Laing Infrastructure, responsible for International Infrastructure and New Markets. . Prior to joining the Infrastructure team in 2006, Gary was Commercial Director of the Group’s Social Infrastrucutre business and until June 2005, head of its hospitals sector. He has been heavily involved in a range of PFI projects since early 1996 and has worked for the social infrastructure division since its inception. Gary has been employed by the Group for the past 26 years and is a chartered surveyor.

Mr Luu joined the Monetary Authority of Singapore (the MAS) in August 2005 and is currently Head of the Financial Markets Strategy Department (FSD). He is responsible for developing the capital markets in Singapore to facilitate fund raising by both local and foreign companies, and the adoption of Singapore as a home-base by financial institutions to tap into regional and international potentials. Prior to joining the MAS, Mr Luu spent 16 years in investment banking with ABN AMRO Rothschild, Citigroup and Credit Suisse in Hong Kong, New York and Singapore. His last position held at the investment banking firms was Managing Director and Head of Equity Capital Markets for North Asia, where he led a team of ECM specialists to originate equity and equity-linked products targeted at global investors. Mr Luu was a Mason Fellow at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University class of 2005, where he graduated and was awarded the Littauer fellowship based on academic excellence and leadership potential. Mr Luu obtained his MBA from New York University, Stern School of Business in 1990 and a BBA from the National University of Singapore in 1987. Mr Luu is also a Chartered Financial Analyst.

Mr. Mayo-Smith is Co-Chairman of Indochina Capital, a leading financial firm focused on Vietnam and SE Asia. Indochina Capital has been investing in Vietnam and SE Asia for 15 years and has over $1.8 billion of funds under management and projects under development. The company has over 300 employees located in HCM City, Hanoi, Danang, Singapore and Hong Kong. He is also the CEO of Indochina Infrastructure, and is now in the process of raising US $500 million for a sustainable infrastructure fund focused on Vietnam and SE Asia. Prior to this position, Mr. Mayo-Smith was the CEO of Indochina Land, a division of Indochina Capital and the leading property developer and fund manager in Vietnam, managing over $ 300 million in two funds. The Funds are invested in residential, office and hotel projects in Vietnam with a total development cost of $ 1.5 billion. Prior to establishing Indochina Capital, Mr. Mayo-Smith served as Morgan Stanley’s advisor in the Indochina Region from 1995-1998, sourcing investments for two Morgan Stanley funds. From 1998-1999 Mr. Mayo-Smith was hired by Citicorp Capital, the private equity division of Citibank, to source investment opportunities and conduct due diligence on over 30 companies.

Andy Mukherjee is a Bloomberg News columnist in Singapore. A student of journalism and business, Andy started his career as a merchant banker in New Delhi in 1994 and subsequently spent four years as a correspondent and news anchor at two of India's biggest television companies before joining Bloomberg in 1999. In his eight years at Bloomberg, six of them spent in Singapore, Andy has covered important Asian economic and business events and interviewed key policy makers and business leaders. In 2004, and again in 2006, the New York-based South Asian Journalists Association awarded him the second prize for outstanding op-ed/essay writing. Andy has a post-graduate diploma in rural management from IRMA, Anand and a bachelor's (honors) degree in journalism from Delhi University.

Ali Naqvi is the Manager of Infrastructure Sector for East Asia and Pacific Region in the International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector financing arm of the World Bank. He is responsible for overseeing IFC investments in various infrastructure sub-sectors including power, water and waste-water, transport infrastructure and transport services. Mr. Naqvi has broad experience in financing private infrastructure investments for IFC in Latin America, Europe, East Asia and the Middle East. These include projects such as container and general cargo port terminals in Chile, Panama, Mexico and Sri Lanka, airports in Jamaica, Dominican Republic and Cambodia and cruise ship terminals in Turkey and Mexico. Prior to working on the infrastructure sector, Mr. Naqvi was responsible for financial planning and policy aspects of IFC. He has also worked in IFC Treasury in the liquid asset management area. Mr. Naqvi holds an MBA from George Washington University and Bachelors in Civil Engineering from University of Engineering and Technology, Pakistan.

Current position: Vice Chairman of Hanoi People’s Committee 􀁹 1972 - 1977: Short courses on economic finance management, University of Finance 􀁹 March 2003 – now: Vice Chairman, Hanoi People’s Committee 􀁹 1999 - March 2003: Vice Minister, Ministry of Finance 􀁹 1993 – 1999: Director, State Budget Department, Ministry of Finance 􀁹 1990 – 1993: Deputy Director, State Budget Department, Ministry of Finance 􀁹 1982 – 1990: Head of Economy Division, Ministry of Finance 􀁹 1977 – 1982: Staff, Ministry of Finance

Nicholas O’Day (Sydney) joined Babcock & Brown in 2004 and has 18 years experience in the infrastructure sector, with a particular focus on Asia and Japan. Before joining Babcock & Brown, Nicholas was Managing Director of Lyon Group, a corporate advisory firm specialising in the energy sector in Japan. Previously, Nicholas was CEO of E Power, a Japan based power development company, and a Vice President with Enron Corp. Nicholas also worked for several years with Bankers Trust Australia.

Vikram is an investment professional with over 17 years of experience in private equity and finance both in India and Europe. Prior to joining IDFC in 2008, Vikram has been in a senior investment role from 1999-2007 in the telecom team of ABN Amro Capital in Amsterdam. Over this period, his group was involved in the investment and management of ~US$350mn of equity participations. Out of a total of 17 investments managed, 15 exits were achieved including through a public listing. He was involved in investments across nine countries, including being on supervisory boards. Some key investments wherein Vikram was involved were (i) Telecolumbus/ Orion Cable GmbH (German cable TV operator, board member at Luxembourg holdco); (ii) Multimedia SA (Polish national cable TV operator, board member) which led a 6-year consolidation (iii) Mobitel (Bulgarian mobile operator) ranked amongst the Top 10 European Buy-Outs of 2004, acquired by Telekom Austria in 2005; (iv) "Oscar" Cezky Mobil (Czech mobile operator) amongst the fastest growing mobile operator in CEE, purchased in 2005 by Vodafone Plc; (v) Euro Fiber NV (Benelux Dark fibre operator, board member). Prior to ABN Amro Capital, Vikram worked for six years with ANZ Grindlays Bank in India, where he held positions in strategic planning and branch management. Vikram completed his MBA from INSEAD (France) and holds an honours degree in commerce from the Shriram College of Commerce in Delhi University.

Position: Officer of the elite Indian Administrative Service of the Government of India. Since 10 years, Secretary to Government of Kerala. Currently in charge of the Ministries of Power, Ports and Housing as also the Managing Director and CEO of Vizhinjam International Seaport Ltd. Formerly was Secretary for the Ministries of Industry (5 years), Co-operation, Forests & Environment, Higher Education, etc. Academic Qualifications: B.Sc. Hons., M.S.W. (Human Resource Management), International Degree in Public Administration (Ecole Nationale d’Administration, PARIS), Post Graduate Diploma in Public Policy and Management (MBA) of Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. Work Experience: 28 years in Senior Executive positions in the Government including 17 years as CEO of 8 large public enterprises, Chairman of the Board of 32 companies and 8 not-for-profits.

Hywel is responsible for CDC’s private equity co-investment programme, global sector funds including infrastructure, alternative assets and microfinance across all CDC’s core geographies. CDC is owned by the UK Government and has been investing in commercial businesses in emerging markets since 1948. Hywel has spent 20 years living and working in Africa and Asia. He has been a member of investment committees making private equity investments in both SME and mainstream markets. He has also been on the Boards of numerous companies including financial institutions. He was a founding partner in Actis before re-joining CDC in London in 2006. Hywel has a BA from Cambridge University, an MSc from London University and an MBA from the Cranfield School of Management.

Mr. Sang-Hyon Ryu joined National Pension Research Institute (NPRI) of National Pension Service Korea (NPS) in September 2004. As a Senior Portfolio Manager, he focuses on strategy build-up and researches for alternative investments by NPS. In addition, he helps NPS make decisions on a variety of practical issues with respect to housing developments, corporate buy-outs and sustainable & responsible investments (SRI). Most recently, he dedicated himself in supporting “2006 Seoul Asia Pension Fund Roundtable”, which was arranged by Pacific Pension Institute (PPI) and supported by NPS. Prior to joining NPS, he worked on the fields of alternative investments for some leading financial institutions, Korea Development Bank (KDB), Lone Star Fund and Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund (MSREF). Sang-Hyon holds a Master of Law and a BA in Economics from Seoul National University. Further, he is expected to earn a Ph.D. in law from Seoul National University in due course.

Srinivas is currently the Adviser and Head of PPP at the Commonwealth Fund for Technical Co-operation (CFTC), UK. He has over 15 years experience in infrastructure development, infrastructure policy reform and has been advising on PPPs in over 25 countries. In recent years, Srinivas has advised on structuring a number of green field projects as well as facility upgrades in a number of sectors in many countries. Prior to joining the CFTC, Srinivas structured and delivered a number of project finance transactions, working for a leading private sector financial institution. Srinivas holds a PhD in Economics from UCL. He also holds Masters’ degrees in Urban Planning and Geography.

In 1995 Mr Zafar had successfully floated the Company Parsoli Corporation Ltd. Subsequently the company became a member of NSE and than also became a member of BSE. Currently he is the CEO and Managing Director of Parsoli Corporation Ltd., which has emerged as a full flagged Financial services company specializing in creating Financial products for the Muslim communities. Parsoli Corporation Ltd is a 100 crores plus company with Baader Wertpapierhandelsbank AG a leading German bank owning 25 percent and Gulf Investment Services Co, Oman owning 20 percent respectively. He have extensively written on Islamic Finance and Islamic Funds. He have presented papers in Islamic Funds at various Islamic Finance forums. He is also a visiting facility at Islamic Institute of Banking and Finance London.

Currently working as Deputy Assistant for ICT and Utility in Deputy of Infrastructure and Regional Development, Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs. Dedicated most of his career in Energy, Telecommunications and Information Technology (IT), sector for 17 years. Up until now, he has also been doing research and become more productive in writing articles and column for various topics, including ICT, energy and related infrastructure issues, and reform agendas. His publications are available online at: eddysatriya.blogspot.com

M.K. Sinha ("MK") is an investment professional with significant International experience having worked in the USA, London, Hong Kong, Singapore and India over the past 18 years. In his most recent role as Executive Director, IDFC over the past 2 yrs he has been responsible for doubling IDFC's asset book to over US$ 4 billion while maintaining profitability and high asset quality. Assets booked included proprietary equity investments in the Indian Infrastructure sector. Further, his role included being the head of business development which has helped him build significant relationships with key decision makers in Infrastructure companies in India. Prior to IDFC, MK worked with GE Commercial Finance in the Structured Finance and Energy Financial Services divisions for over 10 yrs. At GE, he has worked in various assignments like (i) setting up the International Oil and Gas financing business (2004-2005); (ii) as a Transactor in the US domestic Oil and Gas financing based out of Stamford, CT, USA (2001-2004); (iii) as a Lead Originator for the Energy Financing business in Asia and Australia based out of Hong Kong (1998–2000); and (iv) in an Underwriting role covering various infrastructure sectors in Asia and Australia based out of Singapore and India (1995-2000). Prior to GE, MK worked with Bank of America (1994-95) and SBI Capital Markets (1990-94) in India in the Corporate Finance and Investment Banking areas respectively. MK is a Management Graduate from the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, India and a B.Tech (Hons.) in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India

Dr. Sung joined Darby Overseas Investments Limited, a Washington-based global private equity fund management company in 2004. At Darby he worked on setting up Korea Emerging Infrastructure Fund (KEIF), a $600 million infrastructure fund to invest in a range of the infrastructure sector of Korea. He is presently Representative Director(CEO) of Darby Hana Infrastructure Fund Management Company, a joint venture management company between Franklin Templeton Group and Hana Bank of Korea, which manages KEIF. Prior to joining Darby, he was the Chairman of the Board of Directors and President, CEO of Korea Infrastructure Fund Management Company, which managed Korea Infrastructure Fund (“KIF”). KIF co-invested with CDP KTIF, an off-shore private equity fund established by Caisse de depot et placement (“CDP”), a Canadian pension fund manager. Dr. Sung worked over 20 years at IFC and the World Bank in Washington, D.C. At the World Bank Group, he assumed various managerial positions including Head of Special Operations Department of IFC which specialized in corporate restructuring operations and managed a portfolio of approx. $ 1 billion. He started his career as a Deputy Director of Banking Bureau at the Ministry of Finance, Korea. As an adjunct professor at George Washington University in Washington and Korea University Business School in Seoul, he has taught international finance-related courses to graduate and undergraduate students. He holds a Ph. D in international finance from Univ. of Michigan, an MBA from Harvard Business School, the CFA designation, and also is an attorney-at-law of California.

Dr. Bambang Susantono is an alumnus of the Civil Engineering Department at the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB), Bandung, Indonesia. After finishing his bachelor program in ITB, he followed the graduate program in the University of California at Berkeley (UC Berkeley). He holds a Master of City and Regional Planning (MCP), and a Master of Science (MS) in Civil Engineering (CE) from UC Berkeley. He finished his doctoral program at the same university in 2000 and returned to Indonesia. His area of research and interest is in infrastructure planning and transportation engineering. Dr. Susantono is the President of Indonesia Transport Society. He is also serving as a Deputy Minister on Infrastructure and Regional Development for the Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs, the Republic of Indonesia. His main responsibility is in the area of infrastructure development, regional planning, and business competition. Besides all the duties, he is also a Board Member of East Asia Society of Transportation Studies (EASTS) based in Tokyo, Japan, and a Board Member of the SouthsouthNorth Foundation in Johannesburg, South Africa. Dr. Susantono wrote several books and articles both in Indonesia and in English.

Mr Froilan Tampinco is a licensed Chemical Engineer, educator, Health Physicist, corporate planner, utility operations and marketing executive. Current Position Vice President for Asset Management & Electricity Trading Group of the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities management Corporation (PSALM), whose core function is the privatization/disposal of the assets of the National Power Corporation and the formulation of strategies and programs for PSALM’s participation in the development of the Wholesales Electricity Spot Market (WESM). Previous Positions held at the National Power Corporation Vice President for Sales and Services from February 2003 to February 2004 Vice President/Head of GenCo 2 from November 2001 to 31 January 2004 Acting Vice President/Head of GenCo 2 from March 2001 to 13 November 2001 Officer-in-charge of GenCo 2 from October 2000 to February 2001 Group Manager of RAFS, NLRC and concurrent Group Manager for Marketing & Corporate Planning Services, GenCo 2 from June 1998 to September 2000

Mr Cho heads the Group Treasury and Tax Planning activities where he is responsible for banking relationships, syndicated loan facilities, funding and liquidity requirements, cash management, short term investments, project finance, trade finance, foreign exchange, interest rate and commodity risk management and tax planning. He also leads the corporate investment team for projects in infrastructure, used oil recycling and energy, covering project evaluation, setting of JVs and special purpose and holding companies, structured finance, project implementation, and monitoring operational performance of completed projects. In addition, he manages the company's investments in joint ventures and alliances and is also responsible for divestitures. Prior to joining Hyflux in early 2007, Mr Cho worked in the corporate headquarters of a leading US Fortune 500 company in corporate finance managing capital market activities, commercial paper funding, structured finance, securitization programmes, leasing, financial risk management and JV financial activities in North America. He brings to the company 14 years experience in international finance with MNC in US and Singapore in the areas of corporate finance, M&A, business analysis, investments, treasury and credit, project finance, financial risk management and strategic planning. Mr Cho is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), holds a Master's degree in Applied Finance from the National University of Singapore and Bachelor of Accountancy (2nd Upper Honours) from the Nanyang Technological Univeristy.

Mr. Joe Yamagata is Director, Infrastructure Finance Division 2, Private Sector Operations Department of Asian Development Bank (ADB). The Private Sector Operations Department is responsible for private sector non-sovereign guarantee operations in ADB and provides variety of financial services and products including loans, investments and guarantees for infrastructure projects in the region. Mr. Yamagata is responsible for infrastructure projects in East Asia, Southeast Asia, Mekong and Pacific regions. He has been working on private sector infrastructure financing since he joined ADB in 1994. Mr. Yamagata holds a master degree in international management and finance from Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massachusetts, USA. He graduated from School of Law, Seikei University, Tokyo, Japan.

Andrew Yee is the joint Chief Executive Officer of Standard Chartered IL&FS Asia Infrastructure Growth Fund (SCI Asia), based in Singapore. He joined Standard Chartered’s Principal Finance team in 2007 as a Managing Director and Head of Infrastructure. Andrew has 19 years of infrastructure experience gained from positions in investment banking, industry and private equity. Prior to joining Standard Chartered and launching SCI Asia, Andrew founded Renewable Energy Asia Pacific, a renewable energy fund. He was also Head of Mergers and Acquisitions at InterGen Asia where he participated in the US$3.3 billion sale of InterGen to a partnership between AIG and the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan during 2004/5. Prior to InterGen, Andrew was Head of Goldman Sachs Asia’s Energy & Power advisory team, based in Hong Kong. Mr. Yee was also a Director at Barclays de Zoete Wedd Australia, an investment banking firm that was acquired by ABN AMRO in 1997, prior to which he worked in the Corporate Finance team of Barclays de Zoete Wedd in London. His deal experience includes the IPO of British Sky Broadcasting, secondary offerings of National Power and PowerGen, acquisitions of British Coal and Powercor Australia, and the sale of Australian airports in Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. Mr. Yee received a Bachelor of Commerce degree majoring in Accounting and a Bachelor of Law degree from the University of New South Wales, Sydney (Australia).