Julian Mylchreest

Julian is Executive Vice Chairman of Global Corporate & Investment Banking at Bank of America. He focuses on key clients globally within the Natural Resources space and also senior client relationships across all sectors in EMEA. He also co-leads the firm’s ESG Strategic Council, is an active participant and taskforce leader for the Sustainable Markets Initiative, and is a Business Fellow at the Smith School of Enterprise and Environment at Oxford University. Julian joined Bank of America in 2010 to lead the firm’s Energy and Power team, after 19 years at Citigroup. In 2017, he took on leadership of the Global Natural Resources team. Over his career, Julian has been responsible for over $850 billion in global M&A transactions, IPOs and financings for clients in the energy, power, renewables and mining space and has built a trusted advisor relationship with many CEOs and boards globally.

Session Overview

Wednesday, 5 November

13:10

Finance & Investment ICC Hall B 13:10 - 13:50

Project developers and energy operators: unleashing investment for energy transformation

As the energy sector evolves to more diverse and secure sources of energy, investors are redefining their strategies to unlock value in the face of shifting investment trends. In response to higher interest rates, increased market volatility, and various supply chain issues, project developers and energy operators are seeking out innovative financing models to maintain access to project critical investments. To meet this demand, capital providers are exploring creative solutions including new business models, flexible ownership models and strategic collaborations. To advance towards a resilient, low-carbon, high-growth future, the energy sector must deepen collaboration with global financiers and unlock the investment to fuel unprecedented inclusive growth.

Attendee insights:

Explore how investors are supporting the transformation of the energy sector in a manner that meets shareholder demands, today’s energy needs, and ambitious climate targets.