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PROJECT

FINANCE

MODELLING

Learn how to build Excel models

to help identify and overcome project finance risks

London Dates:

24-26 February 2016 & 13-15 July 2016

COURSE LEADER:

Richard Capps

Attend this three-day intensive training course, packed with

workshops and learn how to:

Design models to maximise flexibility and reliability

Quantify cashflow volatility of identified project risk

Overcome the most complex aspects of building a reliable model,

including currency

Model mismatches, debt amortisation, depreciation, control account

waterfall, cost structures and learn how to shift time scales easily

Facilitate the control of the model for scenarios, sensitivities and

break-even analysis

Use practical tips on layout and style in building a user-friendly model

www.iff-training.com

Tel: +44 (0)20 7017 7190 / Email: [email protected]

We can deliver this course in-house: Your company, your location, your needs

Contact Jeff Hearn: +44 (0)207 017 7190 [email protected]

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PROJECT FINANCE MODELLING

The complexity of today’s project finance transactions requires a high level of expertise in building financial models which are reliable and flexible to accommodate the changing requirements occurring during the life of a project. This course will identify and offer solutions to specific problems associated with the building of project finance models. It will teach you all the available techniques and how to apply them practically through the use of Excel. You will be working on PCs and extensive practical exercises will be used to illustrate all the principles covered.

Course Level

Delegates must be familiar with the basic principles of project finance and, as the course material will include extensive use of Excel, it is essential that delegates are at ease with spreadsheet modelling. If you require any further information about the course programme and/or the suitability of this course for you, please contact us.

This course is specifically designed to assist those who use or develop models in the context of SPV financed limited recourse projects. Those who are involved in a broader context should consider IFF’s course Financial Modelling in Excel.

Course Leader: Richard Capps

Richard Capps brings to the task of modelling a rich blend of business experience. Shortly after qualifying as a barrister in London, he switched to banking and for 5 years worked in corporate lending in New York and London. He then moved into merchant banking in Hong Kong and in Australia and for 6 years was engaged in mergers and acquisitions and corporate restructurings.

Following this period on the banking side, he served for another 6 years as the CFO for a large corporate group with a dual head office in the USA and Australia.

Having honed his modelling expertise over the past 20 years, as an independent consultant he is now

commissioned to build financial models for a range of clients. Recent commissions have been for a petrochemicals complex, a fleet of LNG vessels, a power generation restructuring, a resorts project, a casino, a coal mine, a retailing organisation and food processing company. He also has extensive experience of delivering training courses in project finance, corporate finance, loan documentation as well as financial modelling.

WHY CHOOSE IFF AS YOUR TRAINING PROVIDER?

Track Record– we have over 20 years’ experience of providing training to the banking, finance and energy sectors

Relevance– training courses are designed for small delegate groups which ensures you maximise the time and contact with your course director

Innovation– our courses are continually reviewed so you can be sure they are focusing on the most current issues

Knowledge– all of our trainers are highly experienced and are world leading subject matter experts in the field they teach so you can be confident you are learning from the very best

Small class sizes – to aid knowledge acquisition and increase your personal interaction with the trainer

Value– our philosophy has always been to provide a practical training experience with skills that can be used to gain a tangible return on your investment

Accreditation– we are accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC)

Many organisations have realised that IFF in-company courses offer so much more than conventional courses. Here’s why:

• We focus on providing our clients with training solutions that are specifically designed for them in order to help them address their key business challenges

• IFF programmes are designed by practitioners for practitioners. We equip our clients with the practical skills and knowledge they need to succeed

• Our international faculty of trainers are some of the world’s leading experts in their chosen field. We only use the best minds in the business • We’ve been supporting our clients for over 20 years; you can be sure

that, as such, our track record makes us the lowest risk training partner you could find

• By focusing on the business issues behind the training need, we can ensure that the content and focus are targeted 100% on the needs of the business

• Quality is critical to our success. Our reputation has been built over 20 years by delivering programmes of the highest standard. We will never compromise on our desire to ensure that our courses surpass the expectations of our clients, not meet them.

IFF is the chosen in-company training provider for some of the world’s leading financial institutions, so rest assured you’ll be in good company. We’ll also meet with you anywhere around the globe.

Only by understanding our clients’ business issues can we hope to add substantial value. That’s why we work with our clients face to face all over the world. If you would like one of our consultants to meet with you to talk about your needs in more detail or if you would simply like more information as to how you’ll benefit from our in-company programmes, please contactJeff Hearn (Managing Director) on +44 (0)20 7017 7190

or email:[email protected] IN-COMPANY TRAINING SOLUTIONS

SAVE MONEY – IMPROVE PEFORMANCE – REDUCE RISK

If you have four or more people to train, our in-company courses can be delivered for you anywhere in the world and are the perfect solution for you.

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Your comprehensive course agenda

Model Design

• The layout of the model

• Designing the analysis worksheet

• Planning the functionality of the model

• Organisation of model inputs

• The logic flow throughout the model

• The status worksheet, debugging the model

• The log, maintaining model discipline

Best Practice

• Model efficiency

• The importance of consistent timelines

• Consistent formulae across columns

• Hard coding in formulae

• Which circular references are permissible and which are not

• Best practice for macros

Financing

• The cashflow profile of different project financing sectors

Modelling annuity-based amortisation

Modelling straightline amortisation with dynamic capability Modelling cash sweeps

The Role of the Model Within Project Finance

• Limitation of recourse

• Risk and the allocations of risk

• Free cash flow

• Project dynamics

• The three stage analytical process – risk identification

– quantification of risk – volatility – structuring risk protection

The Different Types of Financial Modelling

• Valuation models

• Transaction structuring models

• Statistical probability modelling

• Data manipulation

Pre-Completion

• Review of the construction stage of the project

– liquidated damages – performance bonds – completion guarantees – interest during construction – multiple tranche drawdowns

Building the construction phase worksheet

IRR and NPV

• The defects of the IRR and NPV functions in excel

• Comparing and contrasting IRR, MIRR, XIRR and XMIRR

• Which method of calculation should be used in project finance models

• The importance of semi-annual timelines for structured financings

• Illustration of implementations

Particular Modelling Challenges

Some of these will be implemented as practical exercises and some as illustrations with self-tuition files for implementation after the course.

• The modelling of currency exposures

• The modelling of depreciation

• Implementation of cash sweeps

• Modelling of the cashflow waterfall

• Implementing the Loan Life Cover Ratio

• Different methods of implementing scenario analysis

• Implementing sensitivity analysis

Walk-Through of a Project Finance Model

• The Revenue Worksheet

– modelling offtake agreements – volumes and prices

– modelling concession terms – elasticity of demand calculations

• The Operating Costs Worksheet

– explanation of the origins of cashflow volatility

– determining the cost drivers – modelling the cost profiles – estimating the changes in

structure when the scenarios are altered

– differential escalation of costs

• The Tax Worksheet

– the generic issues pertaining to tax (tax is jurisdictionally specific) – assessable income vs.

accounting income

• Accounting Reconciliations Worksheet

– terms of trade

– accounting depreciation using VDB function

• Financing Worksheet

– different types of amortisation

• Financial Statements Worksheet

• Cashflow Waterfall Worksheet – explanation of the objective – dealing with the ‘what ifs’ – the lockup ratios

– default ratios – LLCR and ADSCR

• Analysis Worksheet – scenario analysis – break-even analysis – sensitivity analysis

Develop an analysis worksheet to implement sensitivity and scenario analysis

Reviewing Models

• Procedures upon receiving a model supplied by others

– identifying the model's architecture

– tracing the logic flow – the use of audit software

Implementing model review

Question and answer discussion session

Project Finance Modelling

www.iff-training.com

Tel: +44 (0)20 7017 7190 / Email: [email protected]

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In-Company Training

The International Faculty of Finance has

been the world leader in specialist

in-company training for over 20 years. We

excel at designing and providing

customised training solutions which meet

your organisational goals, objectives and

business challenges, whilst delivering an

outstanding return on investment.

Our international faculty of expert trainers

will create the perfect programme for your

needs. Our in-company courses can also

save you up to 40% compared to traditional

public courses, making big savings on

travel costs and reduced time away from

the desk.

IFF delivers in-company training to clients

all over the world, at all levels within an

organisation across every sector of banking

and finance. This is what makes us so

successful in meeting the diverse needs of

our clients.

Not only does our reputation for quality make

us different from other training organisations,

but we have a passion to ensure that our

courses surpass the expectations of our

clients, not just meet them.

Rest assured - that when choosing IFF not

only are you making a safe decision

financially and professionally – we guarantee

the results you need to achieve from training.

When it comes to improving the skills,

knowledge and performance of your team,

department or organisation – IFF in-company

training is the ultimate solution.

Contact us to discuss further:

+44 (0)20 7017 7193 | [email protected]

Why choose IFF In-company Training?

Cost Efficient

Customised Content

Convenient

Specially Selected Trainer

Free Pre-course Assessment

Consistent Quality

Post Course Evaluation

Dedicated Account Manager

Dedicated Logistics Manager

Tailored Course Materials

Interactive & Practical

Case Studies – Tailored to Specific

Regions & Sectors

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In the unfortunate event that a course is cancelled, IFF Ltd are not liable for any costs incurred by participants in connection with the course.

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The following charges will apply for written notice received: 30 + days before the course: free of charge; 15–30 days before the course: 10%, 1–15 days before the course: 100%

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Course: 3 day IFF Project Finance Modelling Course Venue: Central London

24-26 February 2016 (FLF3667)

13-15 July 2016 (FLF3666)

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