Course Catalogue

One of the main elements used to define a PPP is the distribution of risks from the public sector to the private sector. This course explores the consequences of said risk distribution for the three main actors involved in the PPP contract: investors, lenders and governments.

This course focuses on the agreements often used to structure viable PPPs that are attractive to lenders and investors. Since the larger portion of PPP funding typically comes from debt (loans, bonds, etc.), this course will explore the role of project and financing documents from a project lender’s perspective.

Participants will examine financial statements and their critical inputs. They will also become familiar with the standards for PPP financial modeling used by consultants and advisors to ensure that models are clearly presented, easy to understand, and robust. This practice will enable practical decision-making in PPPs to ensure project financial structures are bankable, affordable, and sustainable.

As the capstone course for the online Financial Analysis Techniques for Infrastructure Projects program, this course aims to combine their new PPP financial analysis skills and learning outcomes to design their own basic PPP financial model.

Financial Analysis Techniques for Infrastructure Projects is designed for investment professionals and financial analysts. The course focuses on understanding the practical techniques, skills, and spreadsheet models needed to analyze, structure, and negotiate successful project-backed financings.