We are pleased to welcome the National Infrastructure and Transformation Authority (NISTA) and HM Treasury for an important conversation on the government’s evolving approach to infrastructure delivery and the role of private finance in supporting national priorities.

This session will explore the emerging focus areas of both the Treasury Economic Growth team and NISTA, with particular attention to the renewed discussion around PPP/Private Finance models and how these mechanisms could support the government’s wider economic growth mission. Our speakers will provide valuable insight into the future direction of UK infrastructure policy, how private investment can be effectively mobilised, and where industry expertise will be essential in shaping the next phase of delivery.

This is an excellent opportunity for IPFA members to understand how NISTA and HM Treasury are approaching the challenges and opportunities ahead, and to consider how our community can best engage with and contribute to this work. We look forward to welcoming you for a lively and forward‑looking discussion.

Speakers

 - Shona Henderson, Programme Director – Private Finance, National Infrastructure and Transformation Authority (NISTA)

 - Daniel Earle, Director of Corporate Finance, HM Treasury

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