8. Project Finace Stakeholders Flashcards
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Who are the key stakeholders in project finance?
- Project Sponsors, 2. Lenders, 3. Off-takers, 4. Governments and Regulators, 5. EPC Contractors, 6. O&M Contractors, 7. Suppliers, 8. Insurance Providers, 9. Advisors/Consultants, 10. Local Communities/NGOs. (Lesson 8, p.1)
What role do project sponsors play in project finance?
Project sponsors initiate, develop, and fund the project, contributing equity and taking on development risks. (Lesson 8, p.1)
What are the key responsibilities of project sponsors?
- Project Development, 2. Equity Contribution, 3. Risk Sharing, 4. Governance and Decision-Making, 5. Exit Strategy. (Lesson 8, p.1)
What are the types of equity investors in project finance?
- Strategic Investors, 2. Private Equity Firms, 3. Development Finance Institutions (DFIs), 4. Government Agencies. (Lesson 8, p.1)
What risks do equity investors face?
- Development Risk, 2. Construction Risk, 3. Operational Risk, 4. Market Risk. (Lesson 8, p.1)
Who are the lenders in project finance?
- Commercial Banks, 2. Development Finance Institutions (DFIs), 3. Export Credit Agencies (ECAs), 4. Multilateral Institutions, 5. Institutional Investors. (Lesson 8, p.2)
What are the main debt instruments in project finance?
- Senior Debt, 2. Mezzanine Debt, 3. Project Bonds, 4. Convertible Debt. (Lesson 8, p.2)
What are the key responsibilities of lenders?
- Provide capital, 2. Conduct due diligence, 3. Structure loan agreements, 4. Monitor project performance, 5. Mitigate risks. (Lesson 8, p.2)
What risks do lenders face in project finance?
- Construction Risk, 2. Operational Risk, 3. Market Risk, 4. Political Risk, 5. Foreign Exchange Risk. (Lesson 8, p.2)
What role do off-takers play in project finance?
Off-takers purchase the project’s output, ensuring stable revenue streams and reducing market risk. (Lesson 8, p.3)
What are the types of off-take agreements?
- Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), 2. Tolling Agreements, 3. Supply Agreements, 4. Capacity Agreements. (Lesson 8, p.3)
What are the key risks faced by off-takers?
- Counterparty Risk, 2. Market Risk, 3. Regulatory Risk. (Lesson 8, p.3)
What role do governments and regulators play in project finance?
They establish policies, issue permits, provide financial support, and ensure regulatory compliance. (Lesson 8, p.4)
How do governments support project finance?
- Policy Frameworks, 2. Licensing and Permits, 3. Subsidies and Guarantees, 4. Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs). (Lesson 8, p.4)
What risks do governments and regulators face in project finance?
- Political Risk, 2. Regulatory Risk, 3. Public Opposition, 4. Fiscal Risk. (Lesson 8, p.4)
What role do EPC contractors play in project finance?
EPC contractors handle engineering, procurement, and construction, ensuring project completion. (Lesson 8, p.5)
What are the key elements of an EPC contract?
- Fixed-Price Contract, 2. Time-Specific Completion, 3. Performance Guarantees, 4. Warranties and Maintenance. (Lesson 8, p.5)
What risks do EPC contractors face?
- Construction Delays, 2. Cost Overruns, 3. Supply Chain Disruptions, 4. Force Majeure Events. (Lesson 8, p.5)
What role do O&M contractors play in project finance?
They manage operations and maintenance, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and compliance. (Lesson 8, p.6)
What are the different types of O&M contracts?
- Fixed-Price O&M Contracts, 2. Performance-Based O&M Contracts, 3. Long-Term Service Agreements (LTSAs). (Lesson 8, p.6)
How do O&M contractors impact project finance?
- Ensure stable cash flows, 2. Minimize operational risks, 3. Improve bankability, 4. Optimize asset performance. (Lesson 8, p.6)
What role do suppliers play in project finance?
They provide materials, equipment, and services essential for project construction and operation. (Lesson 8, p.7)
What risks do suppliers face in project finance?
- Supply Chain Disruptions, 2. Supplier Default, 3. Quality Risks, 4. Currency and Inflation Risks. (Lesson 8, p.7)
How do insurance providers support project finance?
They mitigate risks through various policies such as construction, liability, political risk, and force majeure insurance. (Lesson 8, p.8)
What role do advisors and consultants play in project finance?
They provide financial, legal, and technical expertise, assisting with project structuring and risk management. (Lesson 8, p.8)
What role do local communities and NGOs play in project finance?
They ensure sustainable development, provide feedback, and advocate for community interests. (Lesson 8, p.8)