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Public Finance Forum 2022: Watch Live
The 2022 Public Finance Forum takes place from January 13-14, 2022.
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Jan. 13 at 4:00 pm ET | Conversations with Governor Kathy Hochul and Senator Ed Markey
Please join us for the two-part closing plenary of the 2022 Public Finance Forum, beginning with a
conversation between Governor of New York Kathy Hochul and Richard Ravitch.
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Gagan Gupta: Mobilizing Infrastructure and Supply Chains to Enhance Trade and Investment in Africa
COVID-19 Africa Watch talks to Gagan Gupta, co-founder of Arise IIP, Arise IS and Arise P&L, a
bout COVID-19’s impacts on trade trends in Africa and the infrastructure priorities for accelerating the economic recovery.
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Infrastructure for Tomorrow: Emerging Technologies for Climate Action
September 28, 5:30 PM- 6:30 PM (SGT/HKT)
Global warming has significantly impacted the world econ
omy: heatwaves and droughts, floods, disruption in agricultural production, the list goes on.
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Equity in Infrastructure Development: The Digital Divide
Tuesday, September 21 at 12 p.m.
For too long, the need for national infrastructure solutions has
been limited to conversations of roads, bridges and stalemates in Congress.
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Infrastructure for Tomorrow: Advancing Connectivity in Southeast Asia
Wednesday, June 16 at 7:00 pm PT / Thursday, June 17 at 10:00 am SGT
This roundtable is hosted by
the Milken Institute in partnership with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB)
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10 Best Cities for Successful Aging
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Transforming the Urban Landscape
Technology has always been the catalyst that has driven the evolution of cities.
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The Coming U.S. Infrastructure Boom
Not since public works programs lifted the economy from the Great Depression and inspired awe in A
merica's capacity to build has the discussion around infrastructure taken on such luster as today.
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Where in the World Are the Best Infrastructure Deals?
Infrastructure projects attract investment of about $2.5 trillion per year, a figure that falls ab
out $1 trillion short of what is needed.
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Investing in American Infrastructure: The Case for Private Capital
Over the next 10 years, experts predict that United States infrastructure will face a funding gap
of nearly $3 trillion.
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