Join us for our final London event before the summer break, bringing together infrastructure and energy professionals for an evening of informal networking and discussion.

The session will explore how capital can be mobilised to support defence and long-term security priorities, bringing perspectives from across finance, investment and advisory. Following the discussion, stay on for drinks and the chance to reconnect with peers — with the option to enjoy the terrace (weather permitting).

Whether you're looking to strengthen existing relationships or make new connections, this is a great opportunity to engage with the Infrastructure community in a relaxed setting.

Panellists

- Nabi Abdullaev, Partner – Intelligence and Investigations, Europe and the former Soviet Union, Control Risks

- James Heath, Director, Asset Management, InfraRed Capital Partners

- Faysal Rahman, Director & Global Defence Coordinator, Deutsche Bank

- Moderated by Louis Head, Senior Associate – Defence/Space/Nuclear, DLA Piper

This event is free of charge for IPFA members (subject to your organisation membership category) and the public sector. If you are not currently a member and would like more information about IPFA membership, please contact us at membership@ipfa.org. 

 

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