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Thibault Cheyroud is an experienced investment director at BBGI Global Infrastructure SA, specializing in investment and asset management of international transportation and public accommodation PPP projects since January 2013. Previous roles include chief financial officer at Green Bear Corporation, overseeing corporate finance and renewable energy project financing, and project finance senior manager at Bouygues Construction Group, where significant achievements included leading the North America project finance team and successfully closing major PPP deals such as the Port of Miami and Larnaka & Pafos Airports Concession. Thibault holds multiple degrees, including an MBA from TRIUM Global Executive MBA and a Master's degree in Development Economics from the University of Paris I: Panthéon-Sorbonne.
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BBGI
BBGI Global Infrastructure (BBGI) is a responsible infrastructure investment company and a constituent of the FTSE 250 that invests in and actively manages for the long-term a globally-diversified, low-risk portfolio of essential social infrastructure investments. BBGI is committed to delivering stable and predictable cash flows with progressive long-term dividend growth and attractive, sustainable, returns for shareholders. BBGI has a proactive approach to preserving and enhancing the value of its investments, and to delivering well maintained social infrastructure for communities and end users, whilst serving society by supporting local communities. All of BBGI’s investments are availability-based supported by secure public sector-backed contracted revenues, with inflation-protection characteristics, that is paid so long as the assets are available for use. BBGI’s investment portfolio is over 99% operational with all its investments located across highly rated investment grade countries with stable, well developed operating environments. BBGI’s in-house management team is incentivised by shareholder returns and consistently maintains low comparative ongoing charges to shareholders