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Oct 01, 2018

Canada Infrastructure Bank Names Nicholas Hann Head of Investments

TORONTO – Pierre Lavallée, President and Chief Executive Officer of Canada Infrastructure Bank, is pleased to announce that Nicholas Hann is joining the organization as Head of Investments, effective immediately.

Mr. Hann has more than 25 years of experience in the structuring and financing of major infrastructure projects around the world. He will implement the Bank’s investment strategy and lead a team of skilled professionals in co-investing, alongside private and institutional investors, in new infrastructure projects that are in the public interest.

Mr. Hann has lived in Canada and worked in the Canadian infrastructure market since 2001. Most recently, as Senior Managing Director of Macquarie Capital Markets Canada Ltd., and a member of the senior leadership team, he was involved in all aspects of Macquarie’s North American infrastructure business.

Before joining Macquarie Group in Sydney in 1998, Mr. Hann was Project Finance Director for HSBC Investment Bank Asia Limited, based in Hong Kong.

He has expertise across a range of infrastructure and industry sectors and has acted as principal investor, asset manager, consortium bid director, financial advisor, debt arranger and government business advisor.

Mr. Hann has done substantial advisory work in Canada dating back to 2001, when Macquarie advised TransLink on the Canada Line rapid transit project that connects the cities of Richmond and Vancouver with the Vancouver airport.

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Nick is deeply familiar with the commercial, technical, legal and financial aspects of large infrastructure investments. His insights and relationships will be important as we pursue co-investments in the areas of public transit, trade and transportation, and green infrastructure

- Pierre Lavallée, President and Chief Executive Officer of Canada Infrastructure Bank

About Canada Infrastructure Bank

Canada Infrastructure Bank uses federal support to attract private sector and institutional investment to new revenue-generating infrastructure projects that are in the public interest. By engaging the expertise and capital of the private sector, the Bank will help provide more infrastructure for Canadians.

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