Course Content
Our Project Finance Modeling Course will help you to build a best-practice project finance model and optimize it for both debt sizing and equity financing for infrastructure project finance deals. Using a case study of a PPP hospital project, participants will gain a thorough understanding of concepts related to Public Private Partnerships (PPPs/P3s) for both social and economic infrastructure. Additionally, the course includes a toll road model, with a detailed explanation of the revenue and cost drivers.
The content is designed to be broad enough to benefit professionals in other project finance sectors as well, such as mining, natural resources, and critical infrastructure development. Participants will develop models that sculpt debt based on a debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) and integrate key metrics such as the internal rate of return (IRR) to evaluate projects effectively.
This course can be bundled with our new Mining and Critical Minerals Course, offering a comprehensive solution for those working across industries.
For on-site or on-campus pricing options, customized training, or more information, contact [email protected].
Build confidence and expertise in modeling project cash flows, debt sizing and repayments, capital structuring and more with Pivotal180’s Project Finance Modeling Course today!
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Both courses teach best-practice project finance modeling, debt sizing, construction funding, distributions, tax and depreciation, DSRAs and three-statement outputs.
Project Finance Modeling focuses on infrastructure and PPPs, adding project and concession agreements, taxable SPVs, a gearing constraint, government capital contributions, shareholder loans and maintenance reserves.Renewable Energy Project Finance Modeling focuses on wind and solar, including generation, curtailment, degradation, PPAs and US tax credits.
Project Finance Modeling is available as a self-paced online course with 12 months of access, and as customized in-house training for teams.
The course uses a PPP hospital project as its main case study, covering Public Private Partnerships for social and economic infrastructure, plus a toll road model with a detailed look at revenue and cost drivers. The content is broad enough to apply to other project finance sectors, including mining, natural resources and critical infrastructure.