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MSFS-621 International Project Finance and Investment
Spring only
Narea, Hernan
This course will focus on the development, structuring, risk mitigation, documentation and financing of international projects, as well as understanding the roles and interests of the different actors in the international project finance market. The teaching modality for the course will incorporate core text readings, lectures and student presentation of assigned case studies. Following this course, students should feel prepared to enter the field of project finance, either in the private or public sector.
The first half of the semester will include modules geared to defining:
• project finance as different from corporate finance,
• the market’s various participants and their motivations, and;
• risks and their allocation and potential mitigants.
The second half of the semester will include modules geared to understanding the use of:
• financial analysis,
• financial modeling, and;
• legal contracts.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: Corporate and Institutional Finance (MSFS 620) or the equivalent
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