Project & Infrastructure Finance
Gain a thorough and practical working knowledge of the key areas of project and infrastructure finance with courses led by leading industry experts.
Euromoney’s project finance courses draw on real-life case studies to examine why major infrastructure projects have succeeded or failed. They provide a framework for valuing, structuring and financing large-scale projects, including project finance modelling, and important considerations for loan documentation and insurance.
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Popular Courses
- London School of Project Finance
- International Project Finance
- Project Finance Academy
- PPP Project Finance & Infrastructure
- Advanced Project Finance Analysis & Modelling
- Project Finance Cashflow Modeling
- Renewable Energy Project Finance
- Economic Analysis, Financing & Modelling for Renewable Energy
- Financing Agreements in Project Finance
- Project Finance Practitioner Certificate e-Learning
- Project Finance Primer e-Learning
Public Courses
Our public courses are attended by the world’s top corporate and investment banks. Take a look at our Project & Infrastructure Finance public courses and click on the course name to find out more.
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Examines the latest structuring, funding & cash-flow modelling techniquesLocationDatesDaysNew York13-15 Nov 20193
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Focus on the financing of projects, risk analysis and learn much moreLocationDatesDaysBarcelona04-07 Nov 20194
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Our two best selling Project Finance eLearning courses in oneLocationDatesDaysTBCTBC0
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Deconstructing Carillion
Euromoney's in-depth guide, Deconstructing Carillion: When Aggressive Accounting leads to Collapse, diagnoses the cause of Carillion's collapse, explains why nobody saw it coming, and reveals how a debt-fuelled disaster on this scale can be prevented in future.
Public Course Testimonials
There is no-one better to tell you how good our public courses are than those who attended them. From developing frameworks to identify and analyse qualitative and quantitative project risks to building cash flow models to asses renewable energy projects, our courses will help you thrive in this constantly changing sector.
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The course was interesting and provided us with useful examples and case studies
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- Public Investment Finance
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The course is very relevant to my job and came at the right time of my career development
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The course is well structured, with a good balance between fundamentals, nuances, and complications of project finance
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The course has good in-depth coverage with many and various case studies
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The course is very well designed and covers many aspects of PPP negotiations, strategizing and legalities
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What do previous attendees love about this programme?The trainers were all very good - patient, experienced, and explained every concept clearly
- Project Finance Analyst
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The instructor is very experienced and the style for presenting the lecture is unique
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The lecturer was the star of the training program with his experiences and knowledge and love to teach others ... he helped all the trainees in understanding the program subject and providing the necessary
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Very knowledgeable lecturer with useful case studies and a lot of real life examples
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Very good program and help to understanding many subjects in project finance.
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Bespoke, Inhouse Programmes
Take a look at some of the tailored learning programmes we have delivered for our clients and the feedback we have received. Get in touch to discover what we can do for your business.
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An interactive in-house course designed and delivered for InvestecVery informative and practical.
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- Infrastructure & Telecoms Project Finance
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An intensive in-house programme created for Green Climate FundExcellent for developing understanding of complex project financing concepts and models
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A comprehensive in-house programme delivered for Societe GeneraleThe interactive nature of the course added to the content and our development
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A practical in-house programme produced for Bank MuscatInteresting & exciting. My love for project financing is back.
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Meet the Faculty
Find out more about our Project & Infrastructure Finance instructors.
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Specialism: international project finance, capital markets, risk managementEquipping stakeholders to respond rapidly to global project finance opportunities is the objective of my courses. We show participants numerous successful - and troubled – project transactions.If they return to the office armed with concepts and a framework for analysis that they can apply to their own portfolios, we’ve met our goal.
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Specialism: project finance, credit analysis, M & A modellingI've developed and taught more than 200 financial modelling programmes over the past eight years, bringing in all of the acquired experience in making my courses interactive and highly practical.
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