08:00 | Thursday 31 January 2019 | 10 Queen Street Place, London EC4R 1BE
Last year ended on a high with MENAT countries reviving old plans and finalizing financing for long-awaited projects. Several tenders for new developments were floated, raising the prospect of solid deal flow for 2019. Conversely, Turkish deal flow stalled as economic woes affected outstanding projects.
Renewable ambitions and the rise of soft mini-perm structures are among the key trends for project finance across the Middle East & North Africa in 2019. Panellists at the Debtwire CEEMEA MENAT Project Finance breakfast will discuss these and other market trends and opine on the expected deal flow across the region in the coming year.
The event will also showcase our MENAT project finance outlook report for 2019 which includes a cross-section of opportunities.
Elias Lambrianos-Sabeh is Head of Middle East & North Africa at Debtwire, part of Acuris. He is based in Dubai.
Before joining Debtwire in May 2013, Elias worked in investment banking in London covering debt origination, loan syndication and advisory for Societe Generale, Natixis and Commerzbank. He is a graduate of the Cass Business School in London and holds a Masters from ESCP in Paris. Elias is fluent in Arabic, French and English.
Elias Lambrianos-Sabeh is Head of Middle East & North Africa at Debtwire, part of Acuris. He is based in Dubai.
Before joining Debtwire in May 2013, Elias worked in investment banking in London covering debt origination, loan syndication and advisory for Societe Generale, Natixis and Commerzbank. He is a graduate of the Cass Business School in London and holds a Masters from ESCP in Paris. Elias is fluent in Arabic, French and English.
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