50 min
Integrating Sustainability into Infrastructure Investment The African Business Podcast
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In this episode we are joined by leading development finance expert, Tariye Gbadegesin, MD and CIO ARM, Harith Infrastructure Fund, a leading Pan-African fund which is one of Africa’s largest investors in infrastructure development. We talk to Tariye about her career to date, the current priorities and initiatives at ARM Harith, and about a sustainable pathway for Africa's development.
ARM-Harith’s specialist knowledge is firmly focused on building impactful African infrastructure projects that balance the pursuit of profit with creating lasting value for our investors, stakeholders, communities, and the environment. Set-up in 2013, ARM-Harith closed its first fund in 2015 as the first Infrastructure Equity Fund to be registered by the Nigerian Securities & Exchange Commission (under the commission's then newly-released Infrastructure Fund Rules). ARM-Harith manages capital from Nigerian Pension Funds, Development Finance Institutions, Family Offices and commitments from ARM and Harith.
Gbadegesin is an investment professional with 20 years of experience in financial services, and over US$ 3 billion of transaction experience. Prior to Arm Harith, She delivered investments of over US$800 million into West Africa’s power, transport, and telecommunications sectors in her 4-year role as Co-founder and Head of Industrial and Telecommunications Infrastructure at the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC). Her contributions to infrastructure development have recently earned her a position on the board of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Advisory Council in Washington D.C. She is also a member of the UNDP Working Group for Insurance-based Financial Instruments to support Climate Finance. She has also recently been appointed to both the United Nations PRI Advisory Committee, and the United Nations Technical Working Group on Finance and Investment.
Read more:
ARM Harith Infrastructure Fund: https://armharith.com/
De-Risking Infrastructure Investment in Africa: https://www.africaglobalfunds.com/opinion/de-risking-infrastructure-investments-in-africa/
IC Intelligence ESG Global Update: https://icintelligence.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Insight-IC_02_intelligence-INT-02.pdf
In this episode we are joined by leading development finance expert, Tariye Gbadegesin, MD and CIO ARM, Harith Infrastructure Fund, a leading Pan-African fund which is one of Africa’s largest investors in infrastructure development. We talk to Tariye about her career to date, the current priorities and initiatives at ARM Harith, and about a sustainable pathway for Africa's development.
ARM-Harith’s specialist knowledge is firmly focused on building impactful African infrastructure projects that balance the pursuit of profit with creating lasting value for our investors, stakeholders, communities, and the environment. Set-up in 2013, ARM-Harith closed its first fund in 2015 as the first Infrastructure Equity Fund to be registered by the Nigerian Securities & Exchange Commission (under the commission's then newly-released Infrastructure Fund Rules). ARM-Harith manages capital from Nigerian Pension Funds, Development Finance Institutions, Family Offices and commitments from ARM and Harith.
Gbadegesin is an investment professional with 20 years of experience in financial services, and over US$ 3 billion of transaction experience. Prior to Arm Harith, She delivered investments of over US$800 million into West Africa’s power, transport, and telecommunications sectors in her 4-year role as Co-founder and Head of Industrial and Telecommunications Infrastructure at the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC). Her contributions to infrastructure development have recently earned her a position on the board of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) Advisory Council in Washington D.C. She is also a member of the UNDP Working Group for Insurance-based Financial Instruments to support Climate Finance. She has also recently been appointed to both the United Nations PRI Advisory Committee, and the United Nations Technical Working Group on Finance and Investment.
Read more:
ARM Harith Infrastructure Fund: https://armharith.com/
De-Risking Infrastructure Investment in Africa: https://www.africaglobalfunds.com/opinion/de-risking-infrastructure-investments-in-africa/
IC Intelligence ESG Global Update: https://icintelligence.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Insight-IC_02_intelligence-INT-02.pdf
50 min