/About

Founded in 2014 by investors and for investors, Long Term Infrastructure Investors Association works with a wide range of stakeholders, including infrastructure investors, policy-makers and academia, on supporting long-term, responsible deployment of private capital to public infrastructure around the world.

Our principal activities include:

  • public advocacy and engagement with policy-makers;
  • investment in research and innovation for the benefit of infrastructure investors;
  • education and training on long-term investing in infrastructure.

LTIIA is a not-for-profit international association and most of our members are institutional investors and fund managers with responsibilities over long-term and open-ended infrastructure investment mandates.

Our action circle includes leading global and regional discussion fora, information powerhouses and service providers to the infrastructure marketplace.

Board

THIERRY DÉAU

Founder and Chief Executive Officer Meridiam / Chairman of LTIIA Board

Recep Kendircioglu

Head of Power and Infrastructure Group at John Hancock Life Insurance Company

BERND KREUTER

Founder and Managing Partner Palladio Partners

SHIGEFUMI KUROKI

Head of Global Infrastructure Investments, Development Bank of Japan

Petya Nikolova

Head of Infrastructure Investments, New York City Comptroller’s Office

PAUL SHANTIC

Director - Inflation Sensitive at CalSTRS

Tom Sumpster

Head of Infrastructure Finance at Legal & General Investment Management

HELMUT VON GLASENAPP

Vice President, KfW Bankengruppe

DEBORAH ZURKOW

Global Head of Alternatives Allianz Global Investors

FRANCOIS BERGERE

Executive Director

François BERGERE, joined the Long-Term Infrastructure Investors Association as Executive Director in September 2018. He has a long and diversified professional experience in the fields of public management, project and infrastructure finance, having worked as a senior auditor at the French supreme audit institution, a manager of multinational Equity Investment funds in infrastructure; and in the French ministry of Finance to set-up and manage the PPP task force, before joining the World Bank from 2014 as Program Manager for PPIAF (Public-Private Investment Advisory facility) , a trust-fund aimed at creating an investment-enabling environment for private sector participation in infrastructure. He is a graduate of HEC Paris business school and Ecole Nationale d’Administration (ENA) in France and of the Executive program in Business Administration in Columbia Business School (NY-USA).

Members

Action circle