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CARIF 2021 to focus on infrastructure as path to regional recovery; speaker submissions invited

Against the backdrop of the pandemic, there is a new urgency around the need to finance and build economy-boosting, resilient infrastructure which can weather the storm. The CARIF 2021 agenda will feature public and private sector leaders exploring the need, the opportunity – and the price tag. Speaker submissions are invited from leading players in […]
CIBC FirstCaribbean Returns to CARIF 2021 as Title Sponsor

The organizers of CARIF are delighted to announce that CIBC FirstCaribbean has confirmed it will return to CARIF as Title Sponsor of this year’s event. CIBC FirstCaribbean brings a wealth of infrastructure experience, and a track-record of regional transactions spanning decades, to the event. They also bring a huge network of public and private sector […]
Opportunities in Caribbean infrastructure

Ahead of the 4th annual Caribbean Infrastructure Forum (CARIF) in Kingston, Jamaica, on January 21-22 (2020), we hosted a webinar with leading market participants to identify what trends are driving the regional market. Read a recap by our co-hosts at IJGlobal here and listen to the full webinar recording here.
Airport PPPs in the spotlight at CARIF

From Barbados and the BVI to the Turks and Caicos and Bermuda, islands are starting to seriously consider airport PPPs. But what are their hesitations and concerns? At the 4th Caribbean Infrastructure Forum, sector leaders from across the region will take the stage to assess the pipeline for airport development post-Norman Manley, and examine which financing […]
The Prime Minister of Jamaica to speak at CARIF

The Prime Minister of Jamaica, The Most Honourable Andrew Michael Holness, ON, MP, has confirmed he will participate in the opening keynote session at 4th Caribbean Infrastructure Forum (CARIF). Jamaica has ambitious plans for investment in infrastructure, not least in the energy sector where the PM has mandated 50% renewable penetration by 2030. The Prime […]
CARIF 2018: In a Nutshell

CARIF 2018 attracted more than 230 attendees to Nassau for its third edition, with delegates ranging from project sponsors and developers, providers of multilateral and private capital to regional governments and utilities. Senior market participants presented their insights and visions for the future of infrastructure investment, with presentations from 50 speakers as well as a […]
CIBC FirstCaribbean & KPMG Confirm Title Sponsorship of CARIF 2020

The organizers of CARIF are delighted to announce that KPMG and CIBC FirstCaribbean have confirmed they will assume the role of Title Sponsor of CARIF 2020. Both organizations bring a wealth of infrastructure experience, and a track-record of regional transactions spanning decades, to the event. They also bring a huge network of public and private […]
CARIF 2020 Heading to AC Marriott in Kingston, Jamaica!

The organizers of the 2020 Caribbean Infrastructure Forum, the only gathering of the regional infrastructure market on the annual calendar, are excited to announce that CARIF 2020 will take place at the AC Marriott in Kingston, Jamaica. The AC Marriott is Kingston’s newest hotel and is symbolic of the regeneration of Kingston. CARIF arrives in […]
CARIF 2020 to focus on need for resilient infrastructure; speaker submissions invited

Against the backdrop of more frequent, more extreme weather events across the Caribbean there is a new urgency around the need to finance and build infrastructure which can weather the storm. The CARIF 2020 agenda will feature leading public and private sector leaders exploring the need, the opportunity – and the price tag. Speaker submissions […]