Financing patterns for infrastructure projects
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Financing patterns for infrastructure projects
Academic Foundation in association with Institute of Public Enterprise, 2013
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"In association with Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad"--T.p. verso
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This publication, a compendium of analytic information on infrastructure finance, is about up-to-date treatment of deployable tools and techniques in accessible manner, and at an appropriate level, practical applications of guidelines of Reserve Bank of India and policies of Government of India on financing pattern to be selected for infrastructure projects.
It presents detailed financial methodologies to evaluate infrastructure projects in a lucid manner which will help professionals, credit personnel, lead arrangers and students of business school, and banks and financial institutions to understand the fundamental principles, their applications and implications, their concerns and inevitable grey areas, related risks and their mitigating strategies behind assessment of such projects.
The book will be useful to professionals engaged in various infrastructure sector projects such as roads and transportation, power, ports, airports, oil and gas pipelines, warehousing, urban infrastructure, water and sanitation, etc.
Table of Contents
Contents
List of Tables, Figures and Boxes
Abbreviations
Foreword (S.K. Goel)
Preface (Amareshwar Mishra)
1. Introduction
2. Public Private Partnership(PPP) Projects
3. Viability Gap Funding:Issues and Measures
4. Financing Model and its Components
5. Direct Lending through Consortium
6. Pre-Sanction Credit Process
7. Financial Analysis
8. Credit Rating
9. Risk and Pricing
10. Exposure Norms
11. Prudential Norms
12. Restructuring of Accounts
13. Monitoring, Supervision and Follow-Up vis-a-vis Review of Term Loans
14. Loan Review Mechanism
15. Securitisation
16. Documentation
17. Road Sector
18. Power Sector
19. Airport
20. IIFCL Credit Products
Annexures
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