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Published on September 26, 2019
New Delhi: India’s leading infrastructure finance company, PFS and top business school MDI Gurgaon, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate for leveraging their strengths in developing capacities in the areas of infrastructure, especially sustainable infrastructure financing.
The agreement was signed on Tuesday by Mr. Naveen Kumar, Director (Operations), PFS and Prof. (Dr.) Atmanand, Director (Additional Charge) MDI Gurgaon in presence of Dr. Pawan Singh – MD & CEO – PFS, Mr. Ashish Nigam – Vice President – PFS along with distinguished faculty members from MDI Gurgaon.
As per the MoU, PFS and MDI will work together and focus on the following main objectives:
Dr. Pawan Singh, Managing Director and CEO, PFS said, “Now it’s an age of green development and in accordance with thrust by our Honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on clean and green energy, this MoU aims to augment capacities of the various factors involved in creation of cleaner and sustainable environment”. He added, that “solar power is a big thrust area globally and in India too we will be laying special focus on it. Power from non-conventional areas is the future and we want to be a strong player in that space, and this MoU with MDI will help us a lot in that attempt. We will also help institutionalize capacity building for Indian entrepreneurs as well as for neighboring SAARC countries and develop and synergize our programs with the Developmental Financial Institutions (DFIs) and tap their potential”. This mechanism will provide a common uniform body as one single channelizing agency for study and capacity building in sustainable infrastructure development in the country.
Prof. (Dr.) Atmanand, Director (Additional Charge), MDI Gurgaon said, “The MoU between PFS and Management Development Institute (MDI) Gurgaon will create synergy between academics and financing institution for infrastructure evaluation & finance, climate financing, clean development mechanisms, energy efficiency etc. The focus would be more on developing training & capability building towards achieving green & clean environment. It will help in developing financial modelling to be used by financing institutions for project appraisal and analyzing viability of the infrastructure projects and looking at risks holistically”.