Advanced Modelling for Project Finance

PRINCIPLES OF MODELLING

Financial Analysis Applied to Project Finance
  • Financial statements and capital-employed analysis
  • Relation between accounting statements and prevalence of the cash flow plan
  • “Primary” and “secondary” cash flows
  • Practical workshop
  • Balance sheet and capital-employed analysis
Principles of Financial Bankability

ASSEMBLING A TOOLKIT

Basic Principles of Modelling
  • Financial models: fields of application.
  • The golden rules of modelling.
  • Computerised model structuring
  • Practical workshop
  • EXCEL™ configuration for programming
  • Arrange initial data
  • Use flags/masks to assemble a toolkit for managing events in time
  • Programme construction and operating phases
  • Take inflation into account
Key Indicators
  • Practical workshop
  • Programme ratios while respecting periodicity
Circularity
  • Practical workshop
  • Programming without circularity
Financial Project Structuring
  • Practical workshop
  • Programme capital drawdowns
  • Programme debt mobilisation and repayment

ADDITIONAL ELEMENTS

Cash Flow Cascade
  • Application and resources
  • Cash flow presentations according to contract documentation
  • Connections between the various modules of a model
  • Practical workshop
  • Organise cash flows in function of financial documentation
Sensitivity Scenario Analysis
  • Creating a system for assessing various scenarios
  • Sensitivity analysis
  • Connections between the various modules of a model
  • Practical workshop
  • Apply sets of variables in a calculation “engine”
Analysing Third-Party Financial Models
  • Profit & Loss Statements
  • Practical workshop
  • Model tax calculations and disbursement
  • Linear amortisation for different asset classes
  • Ultimate control of the model by balancing the statement
Error Verification and Correction
  • Making financial statements

  • Model key modules and the cash flow cascade in particular
  • Make timings flexible and manage the project’s key dates
  • Programme while avoiding circular codes
  • Create sensitivity scenarios
  • Take on and debug third-party models
  • Model progressively created in EXCEL™ throughout the course
  • Models developed to allow for simplified control by auditors
  • Model built to generate scenarios for analysing risk
  • Understand partners’ financial models
  • Specialised finance professionals
  • Government bodies
  • Corporate project managers
  • Senior bankers
  • Risk division personnel
  • Corporate finance staff
  • Financial analysts
  • Credit analysts
  • Business development managers
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