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Financing Turkey's Energy Appetite - IPFA Seminar - 11 July Istanbul

June 2012

On 11 July 2012 Pekin & Pekin will host the second International Project Finance Association (IPFA) Turkey event. Focusing on Energy, the event will bring together industry leaders, bankers, investors and legal advisors from the region.

The keynote will be given by the esteemed Metin Kilci, Undersecretary, Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources.

Registration is via the IPFA's website http://www.ipfa.org/events/item/?e=6260

Venue is The Nippon Hotel (Samurai Meeting Room), Topçu Caddesi No: 6 34437, Taksim 

Programme

4.30pm Welcome & Introduction:

Fethi Pekin, Managing Partner, Pekin & Pekin

4.35pm Keynote Address: Metin Kilci, Undersecretary, Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources

4.50pm Panel Discussion: Getting Financing

Bankability, attractiveness of projects, funding issues, regulatory issues, type of investor

Moderated by: Kemal Serdengeçti, Partner, Energy & Climate Change

Sevki Acuner, Deputy Director Turkey, EBRD

Gülyüz Sungur, Assistant Manager, Corporate Loans Department/Project Finance Division, Işbank

Engin Alioglu, Partner, Advisory - Transaction Services & Energy Sector, PricewaterhouseCoopers Turkey

Ahmet Tacer, Director, Deutsche Bank

5.30pm Deal Focus: Yeni Elektrik Gebze CCGT

Project Finance International European Power Deal of the Year 2011

Project Finance Turkish Deal of the Year 2011

IFLR European Project Finance Deal of the Year (nom.) 2012

Moderated by: Ceren Su, Senior Associate, Energy & Climate Change, Pekin & Pekin

Carola Antonini, Partner, Finance, Energy, Infrastructure & Public Tenders, Chiomenti Studio Legale

Giorgio Milite, Vice President, Ansaldo Energia SpA

5.45pm Questions & Answer Session

6.00pm Closing Remarks from IPFA

6.10pm Networking Drinks Reception

About Pekin & Pekin

Pekin & Pekin is a full-service Turkish law firm based in Istanbul. The Firm advises on cross-border transactions in Turkey and the region, and over the 40 years since establishment has gained broad experience in both international and Turkish law. A member of Lex Mundi, TerraLex and SEE Legal, and advisor to ISDA and ICMA, the Firm is committed to excellence and has a culture of participation and success, driving all to exceed client objectives.

For more information contact:

Charlotte McCrudden

Business Development

charlotte@pekin-pekin.com

T: +90 212 313 3503

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