Financing Infrastructure ProjectsThomas Telford, 2002 - 280 pages - Project finance as a tool for financing infrastructure projects - Public finance for infrastructure projects - Financial instruments - Financial engineering - Restructuring projects - Financial markets - The concession or build-own-operate-transfer (BOOT) procurement strategy - The private finance initiative - Challenges and opportunities for infrastructure development in developing countries - Financial institutions - Privatisation as a method of financing infrastructure projects - Typical risks in the procurement of infrastructure projects - Mechanism for risk management and its application to risks in private finance initiative projects - Insurance and bonding - Case study of a toll bridge project - Case study on managing project financial risks utilising financial engineering techniques |
Contents
Project finance as a tool for financing infrastructure | 1 |
Public finance for infrastructure projects | 18 |
Financial instruments | 24 |
Issuing of bonds | 34 |
Warrants | 44 |
Chapter 4 | 51 |
Option strategy | 68 |
Chapter 5 | 74 |
Challenges and opportunities for infrastructure | 135 |
Financial institutions | 154 |
Privatisation as a method of financing infrastructure | 180 |
Typical risks in the procurement of infrastructure | 191 |
Mechanism for risk management and its application | 204 |
Insurance and bonding | 228 |
Case study of a toll bridge project | 240 |
Case study on managing project financial risks utilising | 256 |
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achieving agencies agreement amount analysis asset associated Bank benefits bond BOOT borrowing bridge capital cash completion concession considered construction contract contractor Corporation cost cover currency debt demand developing countries economic effect engineering enterprises equity example exchange facility Figure fixed flow foreign funds futures guarantee identified important increase infrastructure projects institutions interest interest rate International investment investors involved issue lease lenders lending limit loans lower maintenance major maturity ment million normally operation option organisations party payment performance period principal private finance private sector privatisation probability problems procurement production project finance promoter public sector raised reduce response risk shares sources specific strategy structure swap tion trade transfer types usually