While at the Development Bank of Southern he was responsible for infrastructure investment in South Africa. During an 8-year period many water, sanitation, roads and housing projects were financed under his leadership. He was involved in the first PPP in South Africa.

At Standard Corporate Merchant Bank (SCBM) he was involved in the financing of both Public Finance and Project Finance transactions in SA and the SADC region. He arranged and structured deals for Water & Sanitation, Communication, Ports, Power Generation, Transport, Prisons, Integrated Housing Projects and Infrastructure. At SCMB he was involved in the South Africa Infrastructure Fund (equity and debt) funding for limited recourse projects in SA.

Dr. Pillay has extensive experience as a wholesale lender to banks and non-banks that finance housing. He established the first Housing Equity Fund in South Africa while at the NHFC. He has studied local and international housing finance systems and helped to draft legislation, structure financial mechanisms and arrange instruments to promote lending to low-income communities.

His executive training in this field includes participation in:

• The Management of Development Programme (DBSA /World Bank).
• The Public Private Partnership in Infrastructure Investment Course (Institute of Public Private Partnerships [IP3], in Washington).
• The Housing Finance Programme (Wharton Business School).

Dr. Pillay has been a Director of:
 

• The Micro-Finance Regulatory Council (Chairperson).
• Office of Disclosure, National Department of Human Settlements (Deputy-Chairperson).
• Cape Town Community Housing Company (Director).
• The National Urban Housing and Reconstruction Agency (Managing Director).
• Ekurhuleni Housing Company (Chief Executive Officer).

She has expertise in management and operational capacity building, social surveys covering the housing needs of communities in informal settlements as well as formal housing, urban regeneration, review surveys of water services backlogs, due diligence of tertiary education support services, impact assessment of corporate practices, evaluation of the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), customer satisfaction surveys and organisational diagnoses for a range of parastatals.

Dr. Seutloadi is experienced in situational analyses of critical social challenges, like violence in schools and the status of youth in a municipality.  Dr. Seutloadi has an interest in women’s savings clubs as a form of developmental investment, in terms of which she developed a national proposal during the early-2000s.

He has experience in customer service and risk management in the financial sector.  His fund structuring experience includes securitisation, Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), capacitation of lending intermediaries and experience in negotiating with multi-lateral development financing institutions. He has experience in the management funds that provide equity and debt funding.  He will play an important role in the investment subcommittee.

While at the Development Bank of Southern he was responsible for infrastructure investment in South Africa. During an 8-year period many water, sanitation, roads and housing projects were financed under his leadership. He was involved in the first PPP in South Africa.

At Standard Corporate Merchant Bank (SCBM) he was involved in the financing of both Public Finance and Project Finance transactions in SA and the SADC region. He arranged and structured deals for Water & Sanitation, Communication, Ports, Power Generation, Transport, Prisons, Integrated Housing Projects and Infrastructure. At SCMB he was involved in the South Africa Infrastructure Fund (equity and debt) funding for limited recourse projects in SA.

Dr. Pillay has extensive experience as a wholesale lender to banks and non-banks that finance housing. He established the first Housing Equity Fund in South Africa while at the NHFC. He has studied local and international housing finance systems and helped to draft legislation, structure financial mechanisms and arrange instruments to promote lending to low-income communities.

His executive training in this field includes participation in:

• The Management of Development Programme (DBSA /World Bank).
• The Public Private Partnership in Infrastructure Investment Course (Institute of Public Private Partnerships [IP3], in Washington).
• The Housing Finance Programme (Wharton Business School).

Dr. Pillay has been a Director of:
 

• The Micro-Finance Regulatory Council (Chairperson).
• Office of Disclosure, National Department of Human Settlements (Deputy-Chairperson).
• Cape Town Community Housing Company (Director).
• The National Urban Housing and Reconstruction Agency (Managing Director).
• Ekurhuleni Housing Company (Chief Executive Officer).

She has expertise in management and operational capacity building, social surveys covering the housing needs of communities in informal settlements as well as formal housing, urban regeneration, review surveys of water services backlogs, due diligence of tertiary education support services, impact assessment of corporate practices, evaluation of the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), customer satisfaction surveys and organisational diagnoses for a range of parastatals.

Dr. Seutloadi is experienced in situational analyses of critical social challenges, like violence in schools and the status of youth in a municipality.  Dr. Seutloadi has an interest in women’s savings clubs as a form of developmental investment, in terms of which she developed a national proposal during the early-2000s.

He has experience in customer service and risk management in the financial sector.  His fund structuring experience includes securitisation, Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), capacitation of lending intermediaries and experience in negotiating with multi-lateral development financing institutions. He has experience in the management funds that provide equity and debt funding.  He will play an important role in the investment subcommittee.