Learning Objectives - This lesson introduces you to the world of project funding. A typical project includes a network of contracts which cover execution at each step of the project. The contracts are discussed, as well as the primary driver, so that as an adviser, you know who does what and when.

Topics -Project Finance vs. Corporate Finance, The Contractual Network Financial Contracts (Equity Contribution Agreement), Loan / Bond Covenants, Industrial Contracts

Learning Objectives - This lesson discusses the use of bank syndication as a funding channel for most infrastructure projects. It defines the tasks and responsibilities of each bank in the syndicate and displays the fee division between the required lead arranger and the other banks. Lastly, it demonstrates how the 2008 financial crisis altered the dynamics of this kind of funding.

Topic - A syndicate is defined as Banks' Roles, Syndication techniques and their application, What does the consumer pay? The crisis and its impact on the market

Learning Objectives - This session introduces the notion of project finance as a major source of risk. A project is divided into two phases, each of which has its own set of hazards. The contractual network assists in the defining of each step. The end result is a risk matrix that outlines who bears the risk and why.

Topics -Risk management is required. Risk classification, risk mapping Technology and construction are at risk prior to completion. Risks after completion include supply risk, operational and performance risk, and demand risk. Hazards discovered in both periods, The risk matrix

Learning Objectives - This session demonstrates the fundamental analysis of cash flows, the building phase and how the majority of the money will be financed, and the operational period and how much cash will be created.

Topics - Infrastructure project characteristics, Creating a budget for the building phase, Construction financing includes equity contributions, a base facility, a VAT facility, a standby facility, and a working capital facility. Establishing the operating phase's budget.

Learning Objectives - - Investors evaluate projects based on profitability, which is quantified using specified IRRs. It is critical to evaluate creditor profitability as well as financial stability. The module covers DSCR, point measurements, and LLCR, summary measures.

Topics - Shareholder profitability, Profitable for lenders, From financial stability to profitability, Cover Ratios and their Determination

Learning Objectives - This lesson discusses the components of a security package, with an emphasis on the cash-based aspect of a transaction. It defines covenants, including positive, negative, and pecuniary covenants, as well as the materiality test. Lastly, it discusses loan amortization and customizing.

Topics - Project lenders' security package, Credit Agreement Covenants, Loan Amortization, Amortization Methods, and Applicability