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Published 1/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 3.91 GB | Duration: 6h 46m Learn Project Finance from scratch. This course will gradually move to advanced level. What you'll learn You will learn how you can estimate the cost of the project, how to conduct a feasibility analysis, understanding the means of finance, risk analysis. You will also get to understand how to have assumptions for project finance modeling, project finance modeling depreciation schedule Learn about features, finance structure, types, steps in project implementation, feasibility analysis Learn feasibility analysis, Risk mitigation etc Requirements Willingness to understand how project finance analysis works: If you're willing to understand this domain in detail, this is the right course for you. Basic knowledge of finance, accounting, & excel: We will teach you all three here at an advanced level. But still, if you have the fundamentals ready, you would be able to extract the best out of this course. Description If you've never done project finance modeling, this course will help you get the concepts right. We will start this module with an introduction to project finance. You will learn how you can estimate the cost of the project, how to conduct a feasibility analysis, understanding the means of finance, risk analysis, and mitigation, etc. You will also get to understand how to have assumptions for project finance modeling, project finance modeling depreciation schedule, project finance modeling income statement & balance sheet, preparing a project finance report, etcLet us take the help of a simple example to explain the working of project finance. Assuming the commencement of a toll gate project in 2021, the project will complete within five years, by the end of 2025. to simplify matters, the project will entirely fund through debt, with 20% of the funds allocated annually, starting in 2021, to ensure the project's completion within the five-year timeframe. The entire funding will utilize by the end of the five years. Following the project's completion, debt repayment will commence in 2026 and continue over the subsequent ten years, concluding by the end of 2035. The repayment will be made using the revenue from the collected toll tax. Now, the role of the project finance team is to build a robust financial model to study the viability of the future cash flow of the project and, depending on that, decide the capital structure and the source of funding arranged at the same time. A special purpose vehicle (SPV) is created to execute the entire project properly.Project finance is a challenging and, at the same time, very exciting and lucrative career path for an aspiring finance professional. Thus, getting into a project finance role is not easy one must possess commendable analytical acumen and quantitative skills besides a profound understanding of investment banking. However, if you are one of those who intend to pursue a career in the field of project finance, then you are at the right place, as this article will discuss in detail. In short, this article will make your dream come true.It refers to the funding of any long-term industrial projects or infrastructure with the help of a non-recourse financial structure. In this type of arrangement, the entire funding (mix of debt and equity) is not done at the start of the project but rather sequentially as the project progresses. The repayment obligations are met using the cash flow generated by the project itself. Overview Section 1: Project Finance Basics Lecture 1 Introduction to Project Finance Lecture 2 Market Analysis of the Project Lecture 3 Finding Project Feasibility Lecture 4 Estimating a Cost of Project Lecture 5 Assumptions for Financial Projections Lecture 6 Calculating Companies Source of Income Lecture 7 Analyzing the Revenue Assumptions Lecture 8 Totalling the Cost Assumptions Lecture 9 Fund Requirements for Investment Details Lecture 10 Bank Financing Terms Lecture 11 Discounted Cost of Capital Lecture 12 Income Statement Assumptions Lecture 13 Cash and Bank Balance in Balance Sheet Section 2: Project Finance Practical Lecture 15 Introduction to Project Finance Lecture 16 Cost of Different Components Lecture 17 Valuing the Equity Component Lecture 19 Cost of Debt and Equity Lecture 20 Appropriate Level of Beta Lecture 21 Various Components for Evaluation Lecture 23 Learning the Discounting Factors Lecture 24 Examples on Discounting Factors Lecture 25 Options for Exploring Excel Model Lecture 26 Summariing the Project Model Lecture 27 Concept of Lending and Retail Banking Lecture 28 Focusing on the Retail Segment Lecture 29 Monthly and Yearly Installment Types Lecture 31 Executing the Amortization Schedule Lecture 32 Settling the Equated Installment Lecture 34 EMI from Banks Schedule Section 3: Project Finance Modeling Lecture 35 Contents Lecture 36 Introduction to Project Finance Lecture 37 Features of Project Finance Lecture 38 Project Fin vs Corporate Fin Lecture 39 Project Finance Structure Lecture 40 Importance of Project Finance Lecture 41 Types of Project Finance Lecture 42 Steps in Project Implementation Lecture 43 Project Cost Lecture 44 What is Feasibility Analysis Lecture 45 Understand Feasibility Analysis Lecture 46 Manpower Feasibility Lecture 47 Economic Feasibility Lecture 48 Valuation and Financial Feasibility Lecture 49 Valuation and Financial Feasibility Continues Lecture 50 Purchasing Power Adjustments Lecture 51 Means of Financing Lecture 52 Risk Analysis Lecture 53 Ratio and Fin Analysis Lecture 54 Break Even Analysis Lecture 55 Sensitivity Analysis Lecture 56 Current Ratio Lecture 57 Debt Equity Ratio Lecture 58 Creditors Turnover Ratio Lecture 59 Project Finance Modeling Lecture 60 Steps of PFM Lecture 61 Complete the Assumptions Lecture 62 Working on Cash Flow Lecture 63 Working on Cash Flow Continues Lecture 64 Calculate EBT Lecture 65 Balance sheet Lecture 66 Working on IRR and NPV Lecture 67 Ratio Analysis Lecture 68 Ratio Analysis Continues