Project Finance: Sources of Available Financing | Practical Law

Project Finance: Sources of Available Financing | Practical Law

This Practice Note discusses how projects are typically financed and the sources of this financing, including commercial banks, institutional investors (for example, hedge funds and insurance companies), export credit agencies, and multilateral agencies. This Note also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of these financing sources, including negative carry, shorter tenors, political risk, local and domestic content requirements, and flexibility in the loan amendment and waiver process.

Project Finance: Sources of Available Financing

Practical Law Practice Note 8-422-4846 (Approx. 23 pages)

Project Finance: Sources of Available Financing

by Practical Law Finance
MaintainedUSA (National/Federal)
This Practice Note discusses how projects are typically financed and the sources of this financing, including commercial banks, institutional investors (for example, hedge funds and insurance companies), export credit agencies, and multilateral agencies. This Note also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of these financing sources, including negative carry, shorter tenors, political risk, local and domestic content requirements, and flexibility in the loan amendment and waiver process.