Australian British Infrastructure Investment Catalyst London, UK 30 September – 2 October 2015 Principal Sponsors ABIIC aims to bring together leading

Australian British Infrastructure Investment Catalyst

London, UK30 September – 2 October 2015

Principal Sponsors

ABIIC aims to bring together leading infrastructure players to enhance the further development of best practice, to facilitate

the matching of projects to funding and in so doing strengthen the Australian UK relationship.

August Update



Program Content

INFRASTRUCTURE – Project Planning & Policy Settings• Innovation• Best practice as standard

INVESTMENT – PPP Mechanisms & Frameworks• Innovation• Best practice as standard

INNOVATION – Smart Urban Transformation• Disruptive Innovation – New Markets, New Values• Future best practice – Infrastructure & Investment in 2050



Program Outline – Day 1, Wednesday 30 September

Time Activity

10.00am Site visit: London Olympic Village

12.00pm Welcome and Opening RemarksAshurst, London OfficePaul Lewis: Chair, Australian British Infrastructure Investment CatalystManaging Partner, Ashurst London

12.10pm Lunch: Australian Infrastructure PipelineGuest speaker: Brendan Lyon, CEO Infrastructure Partnerships Australia

2.30pm Site Visit: Crossrail £15B Transport Linkage across London

4.00pm Return to The Langham Hotel

6.00pm - 8.00pm

Welcome Reception: Australia House Welcome: David Slessar OBE Chair, Australian British Chamber of CommerceGuest speaker: Andrew Todd, Deputy Australian High CommissionerDress code: Business attire

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Program Outline – Day 2, Thursday 1 October

Time Activity

8.30am Coffee and introductionsMacquarie Group, London Office

8.45am Welcome and opening remarksPaul Lewis, Chair Australian British Infrastructure Investment CatalystLord Gus MacDonald, Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (State Minister for Transport 1999-2001)

9.00am Innovation in UK Project Planning – High Speed Rail 2Sir David Higgins, Chairman HS2

9.30am Innovation in Australian Project Planning – West ConnexTony Shepherd, Chairman Sydney Motorway Corporation, Delivering Westconnex

10.00am Innovation in UK Project Planning – The Mersey ProjectGuest speaker – Senior Director, Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets

10.30am Morning Tea

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Program Outline – Day 2, Thursday 1 October

Time Activity

11.00am Policy settings driving the renaissance in UK Infrastructure ProjectsGuest speaker: Lord O’Neill Commercial Secretary to the Treasury (tbc)

11.45am Infrastructure Policy in Australia: Pipeline presentation, regulatory change and recycling strategyGuest speaker: The Hon Jamie Briggs MP, Assistant Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development

12.30pm Lunch: Guest speaker: Chris Heathcote, CEO Global Infrastructure Hub

2.00pm Panel discussion:“Government perspectives on private financing of infrastructure projects”• Phillip Davies, CEO Infrastructure Australia• Mike Mrdak, Secretary Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development• UK Panellist TBC• UK Panellist TBC

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Time Activity

3.00pm Afternoon tea

3.30pm PPP: Optimum finance structuresLeigh Harrison, Macquarie Infrastructure and Real AssetsEquity financing of infrastructure projects, PPP current trends, key features and focus areas for equity

4.15pm PPP: Optimum finance structuresDavid Gardner, Managing Director, Global Head of Project and Export Finance, HSBC

5.00pm Day 2 closing remarks

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Time Activity

6.00pm Pre-dinner drinksVenue: TBCDress code: Business attire

7.00pm Rugby Dinner – The Transport Museum Welcome: Tony Cripps, CEO HSBC AustraliaGuest speakers: Rugby personalities

10.00pm Return to Langham Hotel

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Program Outline – Day 3, Friday 2 October

Time Activity

8.30am Site visit: Elephant and CastleLendlease £1.5B Urban regeneration project over 28 acres in Zone 1 London.

10.30am Travel to PwC, London Office

11.00am Welcome and opening remarksPaul Lewis, Chair Australian British Infrastructure Investment CatalystSean Gregory, Managing Partner Deals PwC

11.15am Partnering in Practice – Policy, Project Planning and PPPInfrastructure & Risk; Innovation in Risk Management and TransferRichard Abadie, Global Leader Capital Projects and Infrastructure PwC

12.00pm UK Water; Capex v TotexGuest speaker: TBC

12.45pm Discussion and Q & A

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Time Activity

1.00pm Lunch: Capturing Value – London Infrastructure 2050Guest speaker: TBC

2.00pm Utilising technology to improve tenders, bids and deals Guest speaker: Sam Riley, CEO ansarada

2.30pm Technology – Smart cities, Smart buildingsGuest speaker: Jonathan Emery, Managing Director Urban Regeneration Lendlease

3.00pm Technology – Smart Cities, Smart BuildingsMark Bew – UK BIM Taskforce

3.30pm Afternoon Tea

4.00pm Breakout discussion: Delegate Disruption: What does disruption mean to me?David Tollner – Treasurer Northern TerritoryAndrew Constance – Minister for Infrastructure NSWPeter Elliott – Property Development Manager Transport for LondonOthers TBC

5.00pm Day 3 closing remarks

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Time Activity

5.30pm Private tour of the Palace of Westminster

6.30pm Pre-dinner drinksVenue: Terrace, House of LordsDress code: Business attire

7.00pm House of Lords Dinner, hosted by Lord Addington“The Future of London”Guest speaker: Paul King, Managing Director Sustainability Europe LendleaseClosing remarks: David Slessar OBE, Chairman Australian British Chamber of Commerce

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Date Activity

Saturday 3 October

Site visit – Twickenham

Australia v England Rugby World Cup

Optional Program – Saturday 3 October

Sport as an Infrastructure Investment Catalyst



APPENDICES



Key questions and areas of interest:

What is current best practice?

What is future best practice?

How do we get there?

Infrastructure Pipeline Australia Infrastructure Pipeline UK

Funding Sources (Australia and UK) Funding Sources (Australia and UK)

Australian Government Perspective UK Government Perspective

Supply Chain (Australia and UK) Supply Chain (Australia and UK)



Aims

Bring together leading players in Australia and the UK to promote;

• An understanding of the regulatory reforms and changes that have led to the renaissance of infrastructure development in the UK

• Further development of policies and processes to support the ongoing pipeline of projects in Australia

• Widen the understanding and adoption of best practice

Overview

• Prior to the UK mission, for Australian based delegates, a workshop on aims, objectives and program content, with the Hon Andrew

Robb, Minister for Trade and Investment.

• Participants in the programme will be limited to senior business leaders and financiers from Australia and the UK including

infrastructure experts, government representatives, and major project leaders, by invitation only.

We wish to explore your involvement in this initiative and welcome the opportunity to discuss participation in all aspects of the mission

with you and your colleagues.



Key Objectives

• Engage ownership and investment communities in a focused manner in both countries

• Harness and aggregate key insights to deliver best practice as standard

• Promote opportunities for resources and expertise in the infrastructure sector to be optimised more efficiently, from concept to sustainable

investment

• Promote the opportunity to collaborate and drive investment, innovation in infrastructure, technology and related services

• Lower the barriers to doing business between the two countries in these key sectors

• Promote the creation of a transferable platform for infrastructure development, a staging post for the development of the B20/G20

Infrastructure Hub

• Reinforce the common interest in a stable and prosperous bilateral relationship

• Encourage the formation of stronger multilateral relationships through collaboration opportunities in Australia, UK and potentially Western

Europe and the Asia Pacific Region.



Program Outline

Pre event planning:• 09 07 2015 – Lunch with The Hon Jamie Briggs MP, Assistant Infrastructure Minister (Federal)• 15 07 2015 – Lunch with The Hon Mike Baird MP, NSW Premier. The address will focus on infrastructure. • 02 09 2015 – Workshop with delegates to finalise objectives, content and participants – includes a briefing and discussion with The Hon

Andrew Robb, Minister for Trade and Investment at PwC in Sydney

Plenary Sessions:• Overview of the infrastructure opportunities and pipelines in each country• Latest thinking on collaborative funding models between governments and the private sector• Sources of funds – what is changing• Implications of recent political outcomes on funding of infrastructure projects and acceptability of funding options moving forward• Key issues to be resolved to ensure success.

Breakout Sessions:• Particular infrastructure programs by type - energy, rail, roads, water, airports, ports, urban renewal - to be finalised according to participants

and interest levels• Geographic opportunity areas• Individual projects

Final program design is anticipated to provide the opportunity for pre-scheduled one-on-one meetings among senior attendees.



Who should attend?

• Ministers, Government Department Heads, Chairs, Board Directors, CEO’s, Chief Investment Officers with a role in Infrastructure.• Proponents for green and brownfield infrastructure assets including: funders, engineers, constructors and related professional services and

advisory firms.• Prime Minister’s Office, British High Commission in Australia, UKTI, Austrade in London, Invest Victoria, DTIQ, NSWT&I, DS&RD (WA)

Current Support / Attendees

• The Hon Andrew Robb, for pre event briefings• The Hon Jamie Briggs MP, Federal Assistant Minister for Infrastructure• The Hon Andrew Constance MP, NSW Minister for Infrastructure• UK Ministerial representation (being finalised)• Tony Shepherd AO, Chair of Sydney Motorways, Delivering WestConnex• Sir David Higgins, Chairman, High Speed Rail 2• Lord Gus McDonald, Former Minister of Transport UK• Infrastructure heads from Macquarie Group, PWC, HSBC, Lendlease and other financiers, legal firms and other supporting services in

Australia and the UK

To ensure the opportunity for attendees to have direct one to one discussions, it is anticipated that attendees will not exceed 50.



Mission Inclusions

• Program orientation, materials and facilitation• VIP facilitation• PR, advertising and marketing• Infrastructure Investment education• Contribution to the ABIIC Secretariat• Individual tailored meetings• All food and beverage costs• Three nights 5 star accommodation• Match ticket Australia v England (first 25, fully paid, 50% deposits – tied to accommodation)

About The Chamber

• A significant organisation in the bilateral relationship with 105 years of history.• 20 Principal Sponsors, 450 Members and 18,500 contacts• Activities in 5 states & ACT, over 80 events attracting the best of British business, Australian business & Government• Website www.britishchamber.com



CONTACTS

David McCredie

Chief Executive Officer

Australian British Chamber of Commerce

(02) 9247 6271 or [email protected]

Paul Lewis

Deputy National Chairman and UK Mission Committee Chair


0418541678 or [email protected]

David Slessar OBE

National Chairman


0410 631 222 or [email protected]

Andrew Turnbull

Chief Operating Officer ABIIC


0400 695 204 [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]




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Australian British Infrastructure Investment Catalyst London, UK 30 September – 2 October 2015 Principal Sponsors ABIIC aims to bring together leading