Principles of project finance
This introduction for practitioners offers a balanced view of project financing, integrating legal, contractual, scheduling, and other areas that participate in large multiparty projects, large single-asset purchases, and broad-based financing programs for fleets of assets. It mixes theories and cas...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Amsterdam ; Boston :
Academic Press
c2002.
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| Edición: | 1st edition |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009628127806719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Principles of Project Finance; Copyright Page; Contents; Chapter 1. Introduction; Chapter 2. What Is Project Finance?; 2.1 Development of Project Finance; 2.2 Features of Project Finance; 2.3 Project Finance and Privatization; 2.4 Project Finance and Structured Finance; 2.5 Why Use Project Finance?; Chapter 3. The Project Finance Markets; 3.1 Commercial Banks; 3.2 Bond Issues; 3.3 Mezzanine and Subordinated Debt; 3.4 Lease Finance; 3.5 Vendor Finance; 3.6 Public-Sector Finance; Chapter 4. Project Development and Management; 4.1 Sponsors and Other Investors
- 4.2 Project Development 4.3 The Role of Advisers; 4.4 Joint-Venture Issues; 4.5 The Project Company; 4.6 Public Procurement; Chapter 5. Working with Lenders; 5.1 Commercial Banks; 5.2 Bond Issues; 5.3 Loans versus Bonds; 5.4 The Roles of the Lenders' Advisers; Chapter 6. Project Contracts: (1) The Project Agreement; 6.1 Off take Contract; 6.2 Concession Agreement; 6.3 Term of Project Agreement; 6.4 Control of Project Design and Construction, Contracts, and Financing; 6.5 Compensation for Additional Costs; 6.6 Force Majeure; 6.7 Step-in by the Off taker or Contracting Authority
- 6.8 Termination of the Project Agreement 6.9 Effect of Debt Refinancing or Equity Resale on the Project Agreement; Chapter 7. Project Contracts: (2) Ancillary Contracts; 7.1 EPC Contract; 7.2 Operation and Maintenance Contract(s); 7.3 Fuel or Other Input Supply Contract; 7.4 Permits and Other Rights; 7.5 Government Support Agreement; 7.6 Insurance; 7.7 Direct Agreements; Chapter 8. Commercial Risks; 8.1 Categories of Project Finance Risk; 8.2 Risk Evaluation and Allocation; 8.3 Analysis of Commercial Risks; 8.4 Commercial Viability; 8.5 Completion Risks; 8.6 Environmental Risks
- 8.7 Operating Risks 8.8 Revenue Risks; 8.9 Input Supply Risks; 8.10 Force Majeure; 8.11 Contract Mismatch; 8.12 Recourse to the Sponsors; Chapter 9. Macroeconomic Risks; 9.1 Inflation; 9.2 Interest Rate Risks; 9.3 Exchange Rate Risks; Chapter 10. Political Risks; 10.1 Projects and Politics; 10.2 Classification of Political Risk; 10.3 Currency Convertibility and Transfer; 10.4 Expropriation; 10.5 War and Civil Disturbance; 10.6 Change of Law; 10.7 Quasi-political Risks; Chapter 11. Political Risk Guarantees, Insurance, and Finance; 11.1 Mitigation of Political Risks
- 11.2 Export Credit Agencies 11.3 Export Credits; 11.4 Untied Cover and Financing; 11.5 ECA Structures and Products; 11.6 International Financing Institutions; 11.7 Private-Sector Insurance; Chapter 12. Financial Modeling and Evaluation; 12.1 Model Inputs; 12.2 Model Outputs; 12.3 Macroeconomic Assumptions; 12.4 Project Costs and Funding; 12.5 Operating Revenues and Costs; 12.6 Loan Drawings and Debt Service; 12.7 Accounting and Taxation Issues; 12.8 Equity Returns; 12.9 Debt Cover Ratios; 12.10 The Base Case and Changes in Assumptions; 12.11 Sensitivity Analysis
- 12.12 Investors' Analysis
