Infrastructure finance is the funding of assets, equipment, services, and facilities which provide essential needs for society and are vital for any economy to thrive. ING serves a variety of clients including utilities, construction companies, specialist operators, and funds. We support infrastructure funds and investor developers and other parties seeking to build, own and/or operate infrastructure assets globally.
- Transportation and related services (roads, ferries, rail infrastructure, public transport, ports, airports)
- Energy and utilities subject to economic regulation or concessions (electricity and gas networks / distribution, waste, water and wastewater)
- Communications (public-private partnership satellites, broadcasting towers)
- Social infrastructure (schools, hospitals, housing, university accommodation).
Our teams in London, New York, Sydney, Madrid, and Brussels have a long track record and experience across a range of infrastructure, and with a portfolio of assets in over 20 countries defined under three broad headings:
- Slow Infrastructure: the financing of assets defined by stable longstanding regulatory or concession frameworks, and include the financing of government infrastructure and utilities infrastructure.
- Fast infrastructure: the financing of infrastructure assets in support of evolving equity investor strategies, and include acquisitions, staple financings and refinancings.
- Fund financing: the provision of permanent or temporary leverage supported by cashflow analysis on a diversified pool of underlying infrastructure assets.