The Course Project Finance: Project Structuring and Outlook This is your chance to break into a booming sector, where the demand for qualified professionals is constantly growing. With a holistic approach, you will learn how to structure and assess the feasibility of projects, estimate resources and costs accurately, and analyse the market to optimise the revenue structure. This course will equip you with the required skills to interpret and anticipate future trends, a key skill in a changing economic environment. By the end of the course, you will be able to develop sound financial strategies, which are essential for managing any project to success. Online learning offers you the flexibility you need to balance your professional development alongside other responsibilities. Invest in your future and join this course, which will establish you as an expert in the financial structuring of projects.
Project Finance: Project Structuring and Outlook
Project Management
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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Identify the key elements in the structuring of a financial project.
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Assess the feasibility of projects by financial analysis detailed.
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Understanding project sizing to optimise resources and expenditure.
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To analyse the market for to structure revenue and anticipate potential risks.
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Apply analytical tools to carry out financial forecasts.
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To develop a critical perspective on economic outlook and market-related.
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Integrating knowledge for decision-making in project finance.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. PROJECT STRUCTURE AND FEASIBILITY
Project structuring and financing structuring
Responsible investment and environmental and social sustainability
Similarities and differences between different structures
What can we learn from each type of structure?
Practical examples
TEACHING UNIT 2. PROJECT SCOPING AND EXPENDITURE STRUCTURE
Contents of a feasibility study
CAPEX, OPEX, renewal investments, replacement investments and reserves
Building the financial model (I)
Building the financial model (II)
Essential Excel skills for building financial models
TEACHING UNIT 3. MARKET ANALYSIS AND REVENUE STRUCTURE
The project market and types of demand
Types of income
Building the financial model (III)
Building the financial model (IV)
Analysis of results and final project scoping. Development of the financial model (V)
TEACHING UNIT 4. PERSPECTIVES
The evolution of project finance
The infrastructure gap and the various types of public-private partnership
Globalisation and the post-globalisation situation
Geopolitics and funding
Key points to consider