Clifford Capital to embrace more new economy, green projects
The Temasek-backed company's core mandate of helping Singapore-based firms plug financing gaps remains unaffected by the pandemic.
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INFRASTRUCTURE spending in Asia has picked up in recent months, with the strongest deal flow in new economy projects as well as green and renewable energy due to changes in demand, supply chains, environment, social and governance (ESG) priorities and technologies.
In an interview with The Business Times, Audra Low, the CEO of Temasek-backed Clifford Capital, said the company's core mandate of helping Singapore-based companies pursue infrastructure, shipping and offshore marine projects across the globe remains unaffected by Covid-19.
"We remain focused on plugging the financing gaps for these companies where they arise. Activities have picked up in the last few months and we are seeing more deals coming to the market," she said.
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