Financial Models for Affordable Housing
| Date: | 16-Feb-16 to 17-Feb-16 |
| Location: | Mercure Sydney / Sydney / Australia |
| Category: | Conferences & Trade Fairs |
A guide for housing finance
Financial models and innovation strategy continue to stand at the forefront of future opportunities and growth for the community housing sector and not for profit organisations in Australia. The government’s perspective on risk, decision making and policy is integral to accomplishing the end goal of increased housing supply for this sector.
However, given the current fiscal environment where government funding and subsidies remain severely constrained, new and more sophisticated ways are necessary to meet the needs of the current and emerging markets. Both flexible financial models and innovative strategies will be key drivers to developing and diversifying new capital and enable a business model not solely reliant on government funding for its viability.
Key industry stakeholders from across Australia
will discuss:
• Latest update on government policy & opportunities
• Innovate, diversify & develop effective financial models & structures
• Attract private investment & institutional finance
• Increase supply by identifying alternative income sources
• Leverage assets & cash flow to deliver outcomes
• Influence effective partnerships to enable innovative funding & service models
• Identify & manage risk effectively to achieve sustained growth
• Delivering social housing bonds
Who is attending?
• Community & Affordable Housing providers
• Federal & State Government
• Industry Associations & Federations
• Banks & Super Funds
Financial models and innovation strategy continue to stand at the forefront of future opportunities and growth for the community housing sector and not for profit organisations in Australia. The government’s perspective on risk, decision making and policy is integral to accomplishing the end goal of increased housing supply for this sector.
However, given the current fiscal environment where government funding and subsidies remain severely constrained, new and more sophisticated ways are necessary to meet the needs of the current and emerging markets. Both flexible financial models and innovative strategies will be key drivers to developing and diversifying new capital and enable a business model not solely reliant on government funding for its viability.
Key industry stakeholders from across Australia
will discuss:
• Latest update on government policy & opportunities
• Innovate, diversify & develop effective financial models & structures
• Attract private investment & institutional finance
• Increase supply by identifying alternative income sources
• Leverage assets & cash flow to deliver outcomes
• Influence effective partnerships to enable innovative funding & service models
• Identify & manage risk effectively to achieve sustained growth
• Delivering social housing bonds
Who is attending?
• Community & Affordable Housing providers
• Federal & State Government
• Industry Associations & Federations
• Banks & Super Funds
Exhibitors
Caralee McLiesh, Mike Myers, Jon Ross, Kim Sinclair, Mark Francis, Julian Disney, Maria Palumbo, David de Carvalho, John Nicolades, Julie Lawson, Steve Bevington, Andrew McAnulty, Greg Peel, Robert Pradolin, Vern Gallagher, Ian Aiyathurai, Sally Gibson, Jason Cubit, Rob Burnelek, Andrew Tyndale, Garry Ellender
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