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Project Finance: Structuring, Valuation and Risk Management for Major Projects

Current price: $99.99
Project Finance: Structuring, Valuation and Risk Management for Major Projects
Project Finance: Structuring, Valuation and Risk Management for Major Projects

Barnes and Noble

Project Finance: Structuring, Valuation and Risk Management for Major Projects

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Large projects are defining moments for companies and countries. When large projects succeed, they can dramatically improve the social and economic conditions in a region. This book focuses on major aspects of the world’s largest infrastructural, industrial and public service projects through the lens of structuring, valuing, managing risk and financing projects. The book analyses and discuss large projects in government, private and public and private partnership. The author sheds light into the attributes of project finance which have unique structural elements. The book focuses on case studies related to 50 mega projects which includes infrastructural projects, energy related projects, industrial projects, roads, ports and bridges among others. This book covers both the theoretical aspects of financing of mega projects and the practical applications by including case studies of the world’s largest projects in terms of value.

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