IPFA Continental Europe
Germany’s Sondervermögen: Testing a New Public–Private Financing Architecture
Germany’s new “Sondervermögen” for infrastructure and climate neutrality is more than a budgetary tool – it is intended as a cornerstone of a new financing architecture that uses public funds to mobilise private capital. At the same time, many of the concrete instruments, risk-sharing mechanisms and PPP-type structures are still in the making.
This event will explore how the Sondervermögen and related policy initiatives may reshape the project finance landscape in Germany and beyond. We will discuss where public funds are likely to interact with bank lending, institutional capital and alternative investors, and how this may affect sectors such as energy transition, digital infrastructure, transport and resilience infrastructure assets.
Practitioners from the public sector, financing institutions, infrastructure funds and sponsors will share their perspectives on what is already visible in the market, what remains political ambition, and how international best practice in PPP and hybrid structures could inform the German approach.
Speaker Line Up
To be announced soon.
Event Details
Registration & Breakfast: 8.00am
Discussion begins: 8.30am
Networking Coffee: 10.00am
Format: In-person breakfast session; keynote address and panel & Q&A followed by networking coffee
Address:
DLA Piper Offices, Neue Mainzer Straße 6-10, 60311 Frankfurt