Project Finance for Oil and Gas - PEICE
Venue: Calgary
Event Date/Time: Sep 19, 2011 | End Date/Time: Sep 20, 2011 |
Description
Overview
This 2-day course provides an opportunity to gain a basic understanding of Project Financing as an effective alternative to conventional finance. The method is successfully used ever more often on a wide variety of high-profile corporate development projects and has been long used to fund natural resource projects and acquisitions. This course takes the student through the process, documentation and analysis step-by-step. Two major case studies are examined; a refining project and an infill drilling gas field development project. Participants examine the limitations of the method, due diligence, basic contracts, impact of cost/price forecasting, a discussion of the use of futures, pre- and post-completion risk and guarantees, debt structuring, political and environmental risk, time line for finance completion, and the role of rating and credit agencies. Through case study and use of provided financial models, the participant will be afforded an opportunity to gain familiarity with the primary terminology, risk factor identification and quantification, credit challenges, contracts and relationships required in this finance methodology. The course includes a consideration of lender perspective of bridge loans, construction and portfolio financing. Participants are requested to have a laptop with them in the course.
A complete set of course materials and lunches are included.
Outline
How Project Finance Differs from Conventional Finance
Limitation of Recourse and Meaning
Due Diligence Requirements
Contracts
Project Finance Rationale
Pre-Completion Contracts
Performance Bonds, EPC Structures and Guarantees
Project Cash Flow and Debt Structuring
Limitations of Predictive Modeling
Insurance Usages
Project and Equity IRR
Credit Challenges
Risk Quantification
Venue
Additional Information
Delivery Method: Classroom Training
Fee: $ 1395 CAD
Early Bird Fee: $ 1,255.50 CAD Enroll prior to Aug 5, 2011, nonrefundable
Location Calgary, AB