Stephanie Passet

Stephanie Passet

Investment director

Bio

Stéphanie Passet is an investment director in the Infrastructure Debt team. She has over 21 year experience in executing project and structured financings placed in the capital and/or bank markets across the energy, transportation, telecom and infrastructure sectors.

Prior to joining BNP Paribas Asset Management, Stéphanie was an executive director in the Infrastructure Capital Market team of Crédit Agricole CIB in Paris. Stéphanie joined Crédit Agricole CIB in 2001 in the New York Project Finance department where she worked for six years before joining the global market securitisation team in 2007. She moved back to Paris in 2010.

Previously, Stéphanie worked for ABN Amro and the French export credit agency, both in Paris, focusing on structured, export and project finance.

Stéphanie is a civil engineer graduate from ESTP (France) and holds a post-graduate degree in International Finance from Université Paris-Dauphine. She is based in Paris.

Articles from Stephanie Passet

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Portfolio perspectives

Infrastructure debt – Broad opportunities, but risk must be managed closely

Investor appetite for infrastructure debt is proving to be robust in the face of a challenging fundraising environment for private…

By Vincent Guillaume & other authors

06/05/25
Article

Portfolio perspectives

Infrastructure debt – Financing a sustainable future

Private capital can be vital in meeting net zero emissions goals. This includes infrastructure debt which can be an attractive…

By Stephanie PASSET & other authors

25/03/24
Audio

Portfolio perspectives

Talking Heads – Making investments in infrastructure debt impactful

Making investments in infrastructure debt impactful from a sustainability angle requires a perspective that goes beyond an attractive risk-return ratio…

By Stephanie PASSET & other authors

11/04/23
Audio

Portfolio perspectives

Talking heads - The shock-absorbing nature of infrastructure debt

As a broad asset class underlying the full spectrum of economic activity and a non-cyclical slant, infrastructure debt has attributes…

By Stephanie PASSET & other authors

29/08/22
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