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World-class infrastructure is a sine qua non for India to capture full benefits of its demographic dividend. For many decades, India will require billions of dollars of new investment to upgrade its transportation, energy, communication and social infrastructure, making India the largest market in the world for infrastructure developers, investors and lenders for the foreseeable future.

Kuljit Singh

EY India Investment Banking Partner and Leader – Infrastructure

Investment Banking professional and Infrastructure expert

Office New Delhi, India

Kuljit is a Partner with EY Investment Banking Advisory team leading the infrastructure space for the practice. With over 20 years at EY, Kuljit advises on major energy, highways and aviation deals amid other infrastructure segments. 

Kuljit, in his earlier experience, has also managed debt appraisals, debt and equity raises, IPOs and advisory in infrastructure.

Kuljit holds a B.Com (Honors) degree from the University of Delhi (1992) and has done his Masters in Finance and Control from University of Delhi (1994).  He has also attended a two-week training program in Harvard University on International Privatization Experience in Infrastructure Projects and a training program at ADB, Manila.

How Kuljit is building a better working world

Infrastructure creation directly benefits the masses by enhancing their quality of everyday life. My work enables me to attract international investments into new infrastructure creation and also facilitates recycling of existing infrastructure investments, both of which create a better working world.

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