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==Summary of key lenders’ concerns== | ==Summary of key lenders’ concerns== | ||
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==Role of documentation== | ==Role of documentation== | ||
==Shareholder/sponsor documentation== | ==Shareholder/sponsor documentation== | ||
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==Lender requirements for project documents== | ==Lender requirements for project documents== | ||
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==Approach to financing== | ==Approach to financing== | ||
==Bonds== | ==Bonds== | ||
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==Borrowing Base model== | ==Borrowing Base model== | ||
==“Build Operate Transfer” “BOT” model== | ==“Build Operate Transfer” “BOT” model== | ||
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==Forward Purchase model== | ==Forward Purchase model== | ||
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==Identification and allocation of risks== | ==Identification and allocation of risks== | ||
==Ground rules== | ==Ground rules== | ||
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==Categories of project risks== | ==Categories of project risks== | ||
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==Approach of lenders== | ==Approach of lenders== | ||
==Reasons for taking security== | ==Reasons for taking security== | ||
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==Problem areas== | ==Problem areas== | ||
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==Role of project insurances== | ==Role of project insurances== | ||
==Who insures?== | ==Who insures?== | ||
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==Reinsurance== | ==Reinsurance== | ||
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==Warranties, covenants and events of default== | ==Warranties, covenants and events of default== | ||
==Project bank accounts== | ==Project bank accounts== | ||
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==Completion issues== | ==Completion issues== | ||
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==The role of export credit agencies in project finance== | ==The role of export credit agencies in project finance== | ||
==An introduction to the G7 ECAs== | ==An introduction to the G7 ECAs== | ||
Revision as of 19:41, 10 September 2018
Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Parties To A Project Financing
- 2.1 Parties and their roles
- 2.2 Project company/borrower
- 2.3 Sponsors/shareholders
- 2.4 Third-party equity
- 2.5 Banks
- 2.6 Facility agent
- 2.7 Technical bank
- 2.8 Insurance bank/account bank
- 2.9 Multilateral and export credit agencies
- 2.10 Construction company
- 2.11 Operator
- 2.12 Experts
- 2.13 Host government
- 2.14 Suppliers
- 2.15 Purchasers
- 2.16 Insurers
- 2.17 Other parties
- 2.18 Summary of key lenders’ concerns
- 3 Project Financing Documentation
- 4 Project Structures
- 5 Sharing Of Risks
- 6 Security For Projects
- 7 Insurance Issues
- 8 The Project Loan Agreement
- 9 Export Credit Agencies And Multilateral Agencies
- 9.1 The role of export credit agencies in project finance
- 9.2 An introduction to the G7 ECAs
- 9.3 The advantages of involving ECAs in a project
- 9.4 The OECD consensus
- 9.5 Departing from consensus
- 9.6 Categories of ECA support in the context of a project financing
- 9.7 The changing role of the ECA in project finance
- 9.8 ECAs and credit documentation
