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Unit 1: An Introduction to Project Finance

Learning Aims and Objectives:

 * Introduce project finance and to explain the concept of cashflow based
   non-recourse lending
 * Explore the building blocks of project finance
 * Explain the risk-reward position of the lenders and how this drives their
   behaviour in identifying, mitigating and allocating risk as compared to the
   risk-reward position of the investors
 * Discuss why sponsors use project finance



What is Project Finance?
 * The definition of project finance and the implications of that definition
 * The participants in a project finance transaction – who they are and the
   roles that they play:
   * Sponsors / Investors
   * Offtakers
   * Construction Contractors
   * Operation and Maintenance regime
   * Suppliers
   * Government and Public Bodies
     * Granting Concessions / licence
     * Offtaker in Infrastructure Concession / State Owned Offtaker
     * Industry Regulator
     * Consents, Approvals etc
 * Examine the core structure chart that is used in all project finance
   transactions
 * The nature of the contractual structure
   * The decision of fixed price or market price in a deal and the implications
     the decision has on the structure of the deal



The Building Blocks of Project Finance
 * Risk Identification, mitigation and allocation
 * Allocation of risk to party best able to accept and manage that risk
 * The use of cashflow to structure the debt capacity of the project
 * Non or limited recourse



Why is Project Finance Used

Project finance is used by sponsors for one or more of the following reasons:

 * It can lower the cost of capital, thereby reducing the potential price in a
   bidding situation
 * It can improve IRR on an equity investment
 * A joint venture partner may be obliged to use project finance to accommodate
   smaller sponsors
 * Smaller sponsors may have no other option in raising long-term finance
 * Risk sharing and widening the range of stakeholders in the project
 * External due diligence and its potential to disrupt “Group Think”



Risk Reward Position
 * We will review the risk-reward position for both the sponsors and lenders,
   assisting the understanding of each parties actions



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