Skip to content
  • KOSPI 2669.42 +13.09 +0.49%
  • KOSDAQ 863.61 +6.79 +0.79%
  • KOSPI200 362.91 +1.89 +0.52%
  • USD/KRW 1377.3 -1.7 -0.12%
  • JPY100/KRW 871.02 -0.3 -0.03%
  • EUR/KRW 1475.09 +0.53 +0.04%
  • CNH/KRW 189.6 -0.1 -0.05%
View Market Snapshot
ASK 2022

[ASK 2022] Unlocking Value in European Mid-Market Infrastructure

Nov 04, 2022 (Gmt+09:00)

1 Min read



Infracapital invests in, builds and manages a diverse range of essential infrastructure to meet the changing needs of society and support long-term economic growth. We take an active role in all of our investments, whether nascent or large, to fulfil their potential and ensure they are adaptable and resilient. Our approach creates value for our investors, as we target investments with the scope for stable and sustainable growth. Our portfolio companies work closely with the communities where they are based, to the benefit of all stakeholders. Infracapital is well positioned to deliver the significant investment required to help build the future. The founder-led team of experienced specialists has worked with more than 60 companies around Europe and has raised and managed over £6.8 billion of client capital across six funds.

[ASK 2022] Unlocking Value in European Mid-Market Infrastructure

[Speakers' Biography]

▲ Herman Deetman
▲ Herman Deetman
Herman joined Infracapital in 2019 and has over 30 years’ experience as financial adviser to companies, governments and investors in the power, utilities, renewables and broader infrastructure sectors. Herman started his career at Kleinwort Benson, moving on to UBS where he became Head of European Utilities. From there, Herman spent his career at Deutsche Bank and HSBC undertaking roles as Head of European Utilities and Head of Power & Utilities EMEA respectively. Herman has extensive experience advising companies, investors and governments on transactions in the power, renewables, utilities and broader infrastructure sectors - most recently as Senior Advisor at Aperghis & Co, an advisory boutique focused on the Netherlands. Herman studied Economics and Business Studies at the University of Amsterdam and obtained a Masters in Japanese Language and Japanese Studies from SOAS (University of London).
More to Read
Comment 0
0/300