Advanced PPP Project Finance & Infrastructure for Bankers Masterclass
How bankers break a project into its component risks, allocate and price them, then structure the financing — from market analysis and key agreements to capital markets.
Format
Classroom · Virtual
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Banks are moving into project finance faster than their credit skills are moving with them. As private players take a larger role in infrastructure, the lenders who win are those who can break a structure into its component parts — construction, operating, political and regulatory risks — and put each one where it belongs. This masterclass works at a deliberate pace through risk analysis and mitigation with a specific emphasis on structured financing, then through the full menu of funding: bank markets, bond issuance, leasing, development banks, ECAs and other official creditors. The cohort works through assembling market information, developing key agreements and conducting rigorous quantitative analysis of live project structures.
What you will do
Who attends
- Bankers and investment bankers moving into project finance
- Project finance modellers and financial advisors
- Sponsors, joint-venture partners and project developers
Programme agenda
Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for
I.The project finance landscape
- Who the players are — and how risk moves between them
- Current challenges and approaches, with examples from the energy sector
- Project structures and their component parts
II.Risk identification and allocation
- Construction and operating risks
- Political and regulatory risks
- Approaches to risk identification across project types
III.Sources of finance
- The financing checklist: bank markets, bonds, leasing, local and foreign currency
- Development banks, ECAs and other official creditors
- Using capital markets for projects
IV.Analysis and documentation
- Financial modelling and cash flow analysis
- Evaluating the cost of capital; probabilistic vs non-probabilistic models
- Legal issues, documentation and key contractual agreements
Frequently asked
Who is the PPP and infrastructure project finance masterclass for?
It is built for bankers and investment bankers moving into project finance, project finance modellers and financial advisors, and sponsors, joint-venture partners and project developers. The programme moves at a deliberate pace, so it suits lenders whose credit skills are catching up with their institution’s ambitions in infrastructure.
Which sources of finance does the course cover?
The full menu of funding is worked through: bank markets, bond issuance, leasing, development banks, export credit agencies (ECAs) and other official creditors, and the use of capital markets where bank appetite alone will not close the deal. Risk analysis and mitigation are treated first, with a specific emphasis on structured financing.
Can the programme be delivered in-house or in French?
Yes. BIZENIUS delivers the masterclass in English and French, and a tailored in-house edition can be built around your institution’s project pipeline and risk appetite. Sessions run on a rolling calendar with dates confirmed on request; fees and quotations are provided on enquiry.
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