Project Finance Training

About the Course

Companies engaged in capital-intensive and discreet investments always have the choice to undertake the expenditure on a limited recourse basis, utilising a special purpose vehicle to hold the investment and its associated financing.

The purpose of this project finance training course is to detail:

• What advantages (as well as disadvantages) are associated with limited recourse (i.e. project) financing
• What are the essential differences between conventional financing and limited recourse financing
• The identification of the different financing characteristics between sectors and why those different characteristics exist
• The manner in which contractual rights can be enforced or protected in complex, cross-border situations, often in emerging market locations
• With particular attention to the pre-completion phase of greenfield projects
• The contrasting of projects with market risk/offtake and those with availability risk
• The identification of the characteristics of different financing approaches – bank syndication, Rule 144A bonds, domestic bonds, leasing, export credit agency, credit enhancements
• The role of the model in project financing which differs in significant ways from the role of the model in other forms of financing arrangements
• The appropriate approach of sponsors to the evaluation of the proposed investment and its financing methodology
• The case studies are an important feature of the course. They are selected to bring out particular issues and for the broad relevance they have across different sectors and geographies.

Who Will Benefit

This course is designed for those who have had some exposure to financing in general but who could benefit from an awareness of the benefits that can be derived from the limited recourse financing approach.

Project management finance courses are ideal for analytical and decision-making personnel from sponsors, contractors, financiers and government personnel. It would also suit service providers to the above, including lawyers, management, consultants, technical consultants, and chartered accounting firms.

Key Learning Objectives

• How to identify, quantify and structure project risks
• The advantages, disadvantages and differences between conventional and limited recourse financing
• Contrasting projects with market risk/offtake and those with availability risk
• Managing contracts in complex, cross-border situations
• Dealing with pre-completion risks
• The complexities of accurately assessing and evaluating cashflows
• Assessing different financing approaches and their effect on Sponsor IRR
• The role of the model and its unique structure in project financing
• How sponsors can effectively evaluate a proposed investment and its financing methodology

Course Information

Instructional Delivery Method: In- Person and Live Digital
Prerequisite & Advanced Preparation: Reading material will be sent prior to the course

Delivered by Richard Capps

Richard has a unique blend of experience in Law, Corporate Banking, Investment Banking, Corporate Financial Management, General Management & Workout. He has gained a worldwide reputation for the quality and depth of his project finance training courses which have been developed and presented over 20 years.

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