Clifford Capital looks to fill Singapore’s “infrastructure financing gaps”

Audra Low, group head of client coverage at Clifford Capital, explains investment prospects in South East Asia.
Clifford Capital was established in 2012, with support from the government of Singapore. This was facilitated via a policy mandate that addressed infrastructure financing gaps for Singapore-based companies and projects with a nexus to Singapore.
“This policy mandate was expanded in 2020 to promote the growth of the infrastructure asset-backed securities as a means of crowding in more institutional capital for infrastructure development,” explained Low.
“Our ambition is to provide competitive financing solutions for our corporate clients to drive sustainable infrastructure development and develop innovative credit investment opportunities for our institutional clients, while delivering commercial returns for our shareholders.”
Bioenergy Insight noted that Clifford Capital works in a range of sectors, and asked why renewables is one such area the company is interested in.
“There is a massive need for infrastructure investment across the board and if companies are to meet sustainable development objectives and...