Course description
Infrastructure Project Finance and Public Private Partnerships (PPP)
Infrastructure development is essential to sustaining economic growth and improving competitive position in today’s global markets. Traditional public sector funding sources may be constrained when financing infrastructure facilities. Innovative approaches to funding such services, as well as programs for Public Private Partnerships (PPPs), have been endorsed by many countries as means of accelerating delivery. An essential element of PPP is the desire to link public sector accountability with private sector discipline, expertise, efficiency and financial resources. This is equally TRUE in industrialized and emerging markets.
In this hands-on program participants will become familiar with the array of PPP models from Supply and Service Contracts, Management Agreements, Leasing, DBFO, BOT, BOO, Privatization and a continuum of other approaches. They will see how the concept of balancing risk and “value for money” is central to governmental policy and decision-making. They will also consider the outlooks of various stake-holders creditors and guarantors of projects, when approaching PPP transactions.
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Who should attend?
Who Should Attend?
The courses will be of value to professionals in the following areas:
- Bankers/Investment Bankers
- Financial Advisors
- Sponsors/Project Joint Ventures
- Project Developers
- Government Agencies
- Public Sector Managers
- Export Credit Agencies
- Multilateral Agencies
- Accountants and Taxation Advisers
- Financial Analysts
- Share Market Analysts and Brokers
- M&A and Buyout Specialists
- Privatization Executives
- Company Treasurers and Directors
- Credit Committee Staff
- Rating Agencies
- Project Managers and Engineers
- Project Consultants
- Investment/Portfolio Managers
- Insurance Advisers and Brokers
Training content
Day 1
- Themes: Approaches to Funding Infrastructure
- Overview of Public Private Partnership (PPP) and Approaches
- Managing and Allocating Risks in PPP To Make a Deal “Bankable”
- Project Structures and Origins
- Quantitative Risk Analysis and Cashflow Forecasts
Day 2
- Themes: Public Tendering; Roads, Bridges, Railways
- Funding Roads and Other Transport Projects
- PPP Tender Process Other Contractual Issues
- Sources of Funds
Day 3
- Themes: PPP and Social Infrastructure; Ports and Airports; Credit Enhancement
- Accessing Capital Markets for Infrastructure Finance
- PPP and Social Infrastructure
- Financing Ports and Airports
Day 4:
- Themes: Credit and Political Risk Support; Water and Sanitation
- Sources of Credit and Other Risk Support in PPP Projects
- Water, Sanitation and Infrastructure
Costs
The Course fee: 4095 + VAT
Certification / Credits
Learn about:
- Concession vs Availability Models of PPP
- Structuring Transactions
- Anticipating Problems
- Sources of Finance: Banks, Capital Markets
- Rating Agency Considerations
- Credit Enhancement Techniques
- Private Equity and Other Investment Funding
- Projects in Industrializing Countries
- Power Projects, Transport, Social Infrastructure and Water
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