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Course Overview. Objectives. The programme is specially designed to improve project financing skills and knowledge of bankers, financiers and project promoters for effective implementation of Projects. This will result in successful completion of higher percentage of projects with optimum use of resources for the development of the country.
The term project finance is often misused, owing to a general misunderstanding of the term.2 In some circles, it refers to raising funds to pay the costs of a project – any project. In others, the term is used to describe a hopeless financial situation remediable only with extreme financ-ing options.
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Postgraduate Diploma in Business Finance and Strategy (PGDBFS) Student Guide CA Sri Lanka Business School 2020/21 Conducted by: The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka - The Business School No. 30A, Malalasekera Mawatha, Colombo - 7 Sri Lanka
Institute of Bankers of Sri Lanka - IBSL- Certificate in Project Finance Objectives The programme is specially designed to improve project financing skills and knowledge of bankers, financiers and project promoters for effective implementation of Projects.
Chapter 1 Project Finance – A Banker’s Reflections 5 Stephen Crane, Green Investment Team Chapter 2 Dos and Don’ts for Successful Projects 15 Anne Baldock, Allen & Overy Chapter 3 Role of Financial Advisors in Project Finance 25 David Edwards, Peter Brown and Catriona Coulthurst, PwC Chapter 4 Multisource Project Financing 37
A primary message is the importance of clearly identifying and addressing project risks up-front and the potential costs of complacency in dealing with foreign exchange or market demand risks. This report explores the changing face of project finance in developing markets.
