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Francisco Lozano Gamba
Colombia
President & Chief Executive Officer, National Development Bank
Description
Francisco is one of the executives with the most experience and knowledge of the infrastructure sector in Colombia, specifically in the financing of projects, as well as in concessions and the structuring of transactions aimed at the privatization of energy companies and concessions. He has more than 25 years of experience in the public and private sectors. Since 2019 he is the President of the Infrastructure Development Bank of Colombia (FDN), where he has led the financing and structuring of several projects of national and regional importance. He was a founding partner of the Ashmore Infrastructure Fund, one of the pioneers in Colombia.
He created and directed Concesia SAS., a vehicle through which the Ashmore Fund and the Colpatria Mercantile Group could participate as equity investors in the 4G program, thus being awarded a project of the Program.
He served as Vice President of Investment and Portfolios of Corficolombiana where he structured and designed the conceptual and operational model of the investment funds and participated in the monitoring of the portfolio companies. Francisco was Director of Infrastructure and of the Energy Division in the Department of National Planning, in charge of directing the policy of the infrastructure sector and the development of the main investment projects. In the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, he led the Special Projects Group, in charge of coordinating the processes of linking private capital, privatizations and the second generation of concessions, where the importance of structuring and delivering sufficient information was jumped. He has been a member of several Boards of Directors of public and private organizations. He is a civil engineer from the Universidad de los Andes and has three master's degrees, one in Urban Economics from the London School of Economics ; one in Civil and Environmental Engineering and another in Technology and Policy, both from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology – MIT.
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