Impact of 2024 Global Elections on Project Finance Risk: What You Need to Know

In 2024, over 50 elections will take place, influencing the lives of nearly half of the world’s population. These elections, spanning from the United States to Sri Lanka and beyond, carry substantial implications for human rights, international diplomacy, and economic stability. Whether the elections result in new leadership or the reinforcement of current regimes, the global repercussions could be significant. These electoral outcomes will have a profound impact on markets and policy environments, particularly affecting sectors reliant on project finance, such as renewables, oil and gas, and electric vehicle infrastructure. The extent of these impacts will vary across different countries, introducing an element of macroeconomic and market unpredictability. This uncertainty poses both risks and opportunities for global investors in tactical project finance and infrastructure. How can you best prepare your project finance team for the upcoming global electoral changes? Join our expert, Ian Dixon, who brings over four decades of experience in finance, with a focus on international infrastructure and project finance markets. Ian has led infrastructure teams and most recently spent four years at Fitch Ratings, where he managed ratings for investment-grade and non-investment-grade transactions across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. His expertise spans power and renewables, transportation, social infrastructure, alternative infrastructure, sports, and diverse UK securitisation transactions. In this 60-minute webinar, Ian will cover: - Project Finance Assets: Identifying the riskiest - Project Finance Risks: Highlighting the most pressing concerns - Deep Dive of Major Risks - Essential Guidelines for Conducting a Project Finance Risk Assessment Join the webinar and equip your team with the knowledge and strategies needed to navigate the dynamic landscape of global project finance amid the change and uncertainties of the 2024 elections.