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Enroll Now: Project Finance & Project Financial Modelling Online Masterclass Registration Open
Infocus International Group, a leading global provider of strategic information and professional services, is pleased to present the Project Finance & Project Financial Modelling online masterclass. The sessions are scheduled to commence on February 20th, July 9th & November 18th, 2024.
In today's project finance (PF) landscape, transactions demand a heightened level of expertise not only in developing more advanced and adaptable financial models but also in incorporating the latest risk mitigation and credit enhancement instruments. As major capital projects worldwide face increased scrutiny regarding Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) impacts, there is a growing array of options and models for ESG mitigation, insurance, guarantee products, and financing instruments. This online course comprehensively covers the latest PF strategies, risk mitigation instruments, and financial modelling best practices.
The primary objective of this course is to equip participants with an advanced understanding of the practical and documentation requirements of all stakeholders involved in today’s PF transactions. The program offers proven PF analytical strategies and transaction structuring techniques, enabling participants to quantitatively assess risks, overcome constraints, and successfully achieve project financial closure. Additionally, the course aims to enhance checklists and benchmark metrics that participants can use to minimize losses, gaining favorable views from both management and regulatory bodies.
A participant from the Asian Development Bank noted, “The course had a good balance of both the quantitative and qualitative factors to be considered in project finance modelling. The instructor is experienced yet approachable.”
Another participant from PE Power expressed, “It is a very good program for both beginners in Project Finance and as a refresher for practitioners alike.”
Course Sessions:
1. Models for Limited-Recourse Project Financing & Transaction Management
2. Management of Project Finance Documentation, Risk Analysis Models & Options for Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Mitigation
3. Financing Paths for Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs): Financial Products, Guarantee Instruments, Credit Enhancements & Techniques for Ensuring Bankability
4. Crafting Financial Models – Part 1: Requirements for Financial Model Design & Work Plan Management
5. Crafting Financial Models – Parts 2 & 3: Development of Financial Statements, Interpretation of International Accounting Standards
6. Crafting Financial Models – Part 4: Stress Testing Project Finance Models, Conducting Simulation Analyses, and Modeling for Credit Enhancements
7. Group Exercise Summary: Assessment of a Financial Model for Project Finance Risk Allocation, Transaction Closure, and Post-Transaction Economic Regulation & Tariff Adjustment
Benefits of Attending:
1. Grasp the essential practical and transaction management requisites in today's dynamic project finance (PF) landscape.
2. Effectively lead and supervise PF transactions, overseeing specialized transaction advisors.
3. Skillfully navigate PF documentation prerequisites and coordinate meticulous lender due diligence to achieve commercial and financial closure.
4. Formulate commercial financing instruments, funding products, credit enhancements, and innovative "blended finance" strategies, ensuring PF bankability.
5. Stay abreast of the latest standards for evaluating and mitigating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) impacts in PF transactions.
6. Employ best practices to surmount practical challenges encountered in diverse infrastructure and industrial sectors, such as renewable energy, power transmission, energy pipelines, logistics, transport facilities, airports, ports, roads, desalination plants, water and wastewater treatment facilities, accommodation, hospitals, education facilities, commercial real estate, agro-industrial facilities, mining, and natural resources.
7. Adhere to practical standards for crafting and programming financial models for PF transactions, encompassing data assumptions, financial statements, international accounting standards, and bankability metrics.
8. Analyze and provide constructive feedback on PF financial models prepared by specialized PF financial advisors.
9. Conduct stress testing on PF models, utilizing sensitivity analysis, scenario analysis, and simulation analysis techniques.
10. Leverage PF financial models to inform decisions on risk allocations, credit enhancements instruments, bankability measures, and attain transactional financial closure.
Want to learn more?
Simply email to esther@infocusinternational.com or call +65 6325 0235 to register your attendance. For more information, please visit https://www.infocusinternational.com/projectfinance-online
In today's project finance (PF) landscape, transactions demand a heightened level of expertise not only in developing more advanced and adaptable financial models but also in incorporating the latest risk mitigation and credit enhancement instruments. As major capital projects worldwide face increased scrutiny regarding Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) impacts, there is a growing array of options and models for ESG mitigation, insurance, guarantee products, and financing instruments. This online course comprehensively covers the latest PF strategies, risk mitigation instruments, and financial modelling best practices.
The primary objective of this course is to equip participants with an advanced understanding of the practical and documentation requirements of all stakeholders involved in today’s PF transactions. The program offers proven PF analytical strategies and transaction structuring techniques, enabling participants to quantitatively assess risks, overcome constraints, and successfully achieve project financial closure. Additionally, the course aims to enhance checklists and benchmark metrics that participants can use to minimize losses, gaining favorable views from both management and regulatory bodies.
A participant from the Asian Development Bank noted, “The course had a good balance of both the quantitative and qualitative factors to be considered in project finance modelling. The instructor is experienced yet approachable.”
Another participant from PE Power expressed, “It is a very good program for both beginners in Project Finance and as a refresher for practitioners alike.”
Course Sessions:
1. Models for Limited-Recourse Project Financing & Transaction Management
2. Management of Project Finance Documentation, Risk Analysis Models & Options for Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Mitigation
3. Financing Paths for Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs): Financial Products, Guarantee Instruments, Credit Enhancements & Techniques for Ensuring Bankability
4. Crafting Financial Models – Part 1: Requirements for Financial Model Design & Work Plan Management
5. Crafting Financial Models – Parts 2 & 3: Development of Financial Statements, Interpretation of International Accounting Standards
6. Crafting Financial Models – Part 4: Stress Testing Project Finance Models, Conducting Simulation Analyses, and Modeling for Credit Enhancements
7. Group Exercise Summary: Assessment of a Financial Model for Project Finance Risk Allocation, Transaction Closure, and Post-Transaction Economic Regulation & Tariff Adjustment
Benefits of Attending:
1. Grasp the essential practical and transaction management requisites in today's dynamic project finance (PF) landscape.
2. Effectively lead and supervise PF transactions, overseeing specialized transaction advisors.
3. Skillfully navigate PF documentation prerequisites and coordinate meticulous lender due diligence to achieve commercial and financial closure.
4. Formulate commercial financing instruments, funding products, credit enhancements, and innovative "blended finance" strategies, ensuring PF bankability.
5. Stay abreast of the latest standards for evaluating and mitigating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) impacts in PF transactions.
6. Employ best practices to surmount practical challenges encountered in diverse infrastructure and industrial sectors, such as renewable energy, power transmission, energy pipelines, logistics, transport facilities, airports, ports, roads, desalination plants, water and wastewater treatment facilities, accommodation, hospitals, education facilities, commercial real estate, agro-industrial facilities, mining, and natural resources.
7. Adhere to practical standards for crafting and programming financial models for PF transactions, encompassing data assumptions, financial statements, international accounting standards, and bankability metrics.
8. Analyze and provide constructive feedback on PF financial models prepared by specialized PF financial advisors.
9. Conduct stress testing on PF models, utilizing sensitivity analysis, scenario analysis, and simulation analysis techniques.
10. Leverage PF financial models to inform decisions on risk allocations, credit enhancements instruments, bankability measures, and attain transactional financial closure.
Want to learn more?
Simply email to esther@infocusinternational.com or call +65 6325 0235 to register your attendance. For more information, please visit https://www.infocusinternational.com/projectfinance-online
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