Project and Infrastructure Finance

Frameworks to structure, value and

finance large-scale projects

Contents
Financing large-scale projects

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A unique opportunity to master

project finance

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Programme overview

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Fast-track business impact

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Transformation through experience 06

How it worked for me

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Take the next step

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Which programme is right for you? 09

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Financing large-scale
projects
Project finance has grown tremendously in recent
years and is a highly visible force in the field of finance.
The importance of infrastructure development as a
catalyst for growth is recognised by private and public
corporations around the world.
London Business School is the only top-ranked school to
provide a specialist short course on this important area. It
offers a complete overview of how project finance works
and how it differs from standard corporate finance.
Underpinned by world-leading faculty and a truly diverse
class of participants, the programme explains how
project finance provides significant opportunity to both
lenders looking for diversified earnings and corporates
looking for overseas returns.

Business, more
than any other
occupation, is a
continual dealing
with the future;
it is a continual
calculation, an
instinctive exercise
in foresight.
Henry. R Luce, publisher of Time,
Fortune and Life magazines

Learn the techniques and principles to structure, value

and finance large-scale infrastructure and industrial
projects. Examine the many ways in which project
finance can be used to redistribute and share the
responsibilities typically found in complex projects.
Gain access to the latest research and hear from insiders
who have worked on major project finance deals. Most
importantly, learn to apply these insights to real-life
projects such as Public-Private Partnerships.
By the end of the programme, you are equipped to
analyse and value project finance deals, and navigate
the entire process from initial agreement to final
completion a key set of business skills that will add
value to your organisation.
Karl Lins, Course Director, Visiting Professor of Finance

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A truly international setting

to learn from high calibre
participants.
Jatin Seejore (Mauritian), Senior Credit Risk Officer,
European Investment Bank

A unique opportunity to
master project finance
Develop an effective framework to assess risks and
to structure, value and finance high-value projects

Project finance is an increasingly important

element of todays business world,
especially in industries working
on large-scale, long-term infrastructure
projects. This programme is the only
course in the world to offer participants the
opportunity to acquire an in-depth
understanding of the different types of
project finance and how to apply them.
Creating value frameworks
This programme is for anyone who wants
to develop the skills to use and manage
project finance within their own
organisation. You will be familiar with the
basic principles of corporate finance, but
neednt be a finance expert the
programme suits junior members of
project finance teams who seek greater
understanding of the technical dynamics
of investment in large-scale projects. It is
particularly relevant for public sector
employees looking to get involved in
project financing.
Benefit from the expertise of our
corporate finance faculty led by Karl Lins.
Learn from leading guest speakers from

Find out about the

Project and
Infrastructure Finance
programme at
www.london.edu/pif/
Or call one of our
Programme
Associates on
+44 (0)20 7000 7051

the world of project finance, such as

Charles Doyle, of Cross London Trains,
who offer insights into the use of public
private partnerships and private finance
initiatives. Through a series of practical
assignments, you apply what youve
learned, so that by the end of the
programme, you have the skills to
successfully forecast and structure project
finance transactions, and avoid the
pitfalls that cause projects to fail.
Unparalleled perspectives
The programme benefits from Londons
status as the worlds leading financial
capital and a major project finance
environment. It draws together financial
executives from around the world and an
unparalleled group of top financial thinkers
and speakers with wide experience of
large-scale project financing.
Consistently ranked among the worlds
top business schools, London Business
School offers unsurpassed connections
to the finance sector. Our accomplished
finance faculty regularly consult to
industry, government and financial
institutions, and are expert at applying
theory to practice.
We attract participants from all over
the world, working in both the public
and private sectors, and in every major
industry which means you benefit from
insights into different business cultures,
and ways of working in other countries.

Programme at a glance
An intensive, five-day
programme, based in
central London.
Teaching sessions
from Monday to Friday,
including most evenings.
Runs once a year, in June.
For anyone who wants
a thorough understanding
of the process of project
finance.
Develops the skills to
value, structure and
finance large-scale
projects and mitigate risks.
Taught by Karl Lins, a
world-leading expert with
real-world business
experience, and guest
speakers from industry.
Provides a collaborative
environment where you
can learn from and
network with other senior
professionals.
Gives you insights into
business cultures across
a range of industries and
sectors all over the world.
Leverages the global
business networking
opportunities that
London offers.

Bright Ideas by Rowan Ottesen

An array of vividly coloured light-bulb hot air balloons
playfully display the enthusiasm of participants who attend
London Business School. The dynamic movement also
highlights the energetic lifestyle of the participants,
ready to launch ones ideas to new heights.
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Nationality of recent participants

Europe 32%
Central/South America 23%

Fun, intense and extremely

applicable for daily work.

Middle East 17%

Programme overview

Africa 11%

Melich Seefeldt (German), Head of Global Business

Development Biofuels, Clariant

UK 9%
Asia-Pacific 4%

London is a global centre for project finance, the perfect

location for participants from around the world to acquire
knowledge from top financial thinkers and speakers

Australia/New Zealand 2%

Europe 32%
North America 2%

Central/South America 23%

Middle East 17%
Africa 11%

Benefits for your organisation

For any organisation thats involved in
large-scale infrastructure and industrial
projects, the Project and Infrastructure
Finance programme offers immediate
business benefits. The practical skills and
expertise developed on this programme
enhance in-house capacity to manage
the process of valuing, financing and
structuring project finance deals. The
knowledge acquired is applicable to any
large-scale project in sectors such as
infrastructure, utilities, transportation,
education and healthcare.
What the programme offers you
As a five-day, stand-alone programme,
Project and Infrastructure Finance
offers a rare opportunity to master this
increasingly important subject. Youll gain
a thorough understanding of how project
finance works by studying the process
from start to finish. By the end of the
programme, youll be able to successfully
forecast and structure project finance
transactions, and understand the factors
that cause projects to fail. You return
to work with a set of practical skills
and techniques gained through the
examination of real-life project finance
scenarios. In addition, you acquire a
strong network of contacts from the
growing project finance industry.
Core themes:
Creating value through project finance
Project versus corporate finance
Financing, valuing and structuring largescale projects
Analysing project risks and rewards
Optimally restructuring projects in
distress

Public Private Partnerships (PPP) and

Private Finance Initiatives (PFI)
Project finance in emerging markets
Participants on the programme are:
Finance professionals from the private
and public sectors, and from industries
including energy, infrastructure,
transportation and logistics, utilities,
education and healthcare
Equity investors and sponsors
Project finance advisors within banks
Developers
Engineers
Lawyers and legal advisors
Auditors and risk managers
Expert faculty
Karl Lins, Visiting Professor of Finance
Nationality: American
What Karl brings to the programme:
Karl is the programme director and
lead faculty. He delivers the following
modules: Overview of Project and
Infrastructure Finance, Valuation Issues,
Assessing International Risks, Valuation
in Emerging Markets, Public Private
Partnerships, and Assessing Project
Finance Debt Ratings. He provides a
powerful combination of cutting-edge
research and real-world experience to
deliver a highly engaging programme.
Experience: One of the foremost global
experts in project and infrastructure
finance, Karl worked as a petroleum
engineer for Conoco Inc, and in corporate
finance and international marketing
positions for Boise Cascade Corporation.
Key clients: IBM Business Services,
AvalonBay Real Estate Investment Trust.

UK 9%

This programme has recently

powered the performance of:
Ancient International
Babcock International Group
Banco Itau
Bayelsa State Government (Nigeria)
Bhilwara Energy Limited
BNDES Brazilian Development Bank
Construtora Norberto Odebrecht
Dalkia Nordic
Deloitte
EDF Investissements Groupe
Energy Technologies Institute
European Trust Bank
Ferrostaal do Brasil Comrcio e
Indstria Ltda
GBM
Hbner Schlsser & Cie
MFS McLean Budden
MTN Group
OGX Petrleo e Gs
Participacoes
Oman Oil Company
Qatar Development Bank
Qatar Petroleum
Rivers State Government
Saudi Electricity Company
Schweizerische Bundesbahnen
Skolkovo Foundation
Stamicarbon
STEAG Energy Services
Thames Water
The Global Fund
Zurich Insurance Company

Asia-Pacific 4%
Australia/New Zealand 2%
North America 2%

Industry of recent participants

Finance/Banking 20%
Metals/Mining 15%
Power/Utilities 15%
Oil/Gas 10%
Consulting/Professional Services 8%
Engineering/Construction 8%
Government/Public Administration 5%
Charities/Not-for-profit/Trust 5%

Finance/Banking 20%
Transportation/Distribution Services/Logistics 5%

Metals/Mining 15%
IT/Telecommunications 3%

Power/Utilities 15%
Chemicals/Plastics 3%

Oil/Gas 10%
Consulting/Professional Services 8%
Engineering/Construction 8%
Government/Public Administration 5%
Charities/Not-for-profit/Trust 5%
Transportation/Distribution Services/Logistics 5%
IT/Telecommunications 3%

The Place to Connect by Sylvia Moritz (opposite)

London Business School is in one of the worlds most highly renowned financial,
business and cultural cities. The choice of location for a participant is essential for
their personal development and supports their ongoing studies and chosen paths.
London provides endless opportunities to research, learn and develop.
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Chemicals/Plastics 3%
Education 3%

Education 3%

Fast-track
business impact
Mastering the art of project finance,
from initial agreement to completion

On the Project and Infrastructure Finance

programme, you gain a complete
overview of how project finance works,
why companies might use it, and when to
choose it over corporate finance. Analysis
of case studies* lead to an understanding
of the different ways companies use
project finance, and how they structure,
value and finance projects. Each days
learning builds on the next so that, at
the end of the programme, you have a
wide set of skills and knowledge, plus the
confidence to use project finance to add
value to your own organisation.
Actionable insights
Project and Infrastructure Finance deals
can and do go wrong. Knowing why, and
what to do about it, is vital to your total
understanding of the subject. You learn
to identify the factors that can derail
projects, and how to go about
successfully restructuring a project
that is in distress.
By looking at examples of large-scale
projects, you identify frameworks for using
project finance, such as the factors
considered by sponsors and lenders when
assessing project finance structures. You
examine how to assess and allocate risks
and rewards, and identify the challenges of

forecasting for long-term projects and

ensuring the alignment of all stakeholders
interests. You also explore how to deal with
the difficulties of valuing highly leveraged
projects.
Hands-on experience
In a series of assignments, you test out
what youve learned from the lectures
and guest speakers. You analyse what
the risks were in each case, assessing
the value of projects and pinpointing
the factors that made a deal succeed
or fail, then present your findings
and recommendations. For your final
assignment, you assess a real-life solar
power project to decide whether you
would make the loan. These practical
exercises give you the toolkit and the
confidence to apply to your own projects
back at work.
Project finance also has a key role to
play in emerging markets. Discover the
distinctive issues that arise in these
regions, such as how governments can
use project finance to gain multinational
sponsors. You focus, too, on the specifics
of Public Private Partnerships and Private
Finance Initiatives.
*Subject to change

Project finance taught from both business and

academic perspectives, provides students with
a priceless set of highly regarded skills.

Learning in London
London Business Schools
location is an important
component of the learning
experience. We take
full advantage of our
connections to the Citys
leading organisations and
speakers to give theoretical
models a dynamic
real-world context.

Spotlight on learning
Practical exercises to build skills
Real-life scenarios are a key
component of the programme.
Participants examine a series of case
studies, analysing and discussing key
aspects of each one. These give you the
opportunity to practise the skills involved
in project finance. You identify the issues
and challenges of specific projects, look
at how to value and structure the deal,
and ultimately decide what you would do
if faced with a similar project.

Wisdom from experience


The
programme features expert
guest speakers who share their
experiences of project finance and the
tools and techniques they use. Energy
and Infrastructure Consultant Martin
Blaiklock, for example, has undertaken
project assignments worldwide,
particularly in emerging markets. He offers
insights from the frontline into what makes
a deal succeed or fail, and explains how
to spot both opportunities and pitfalls.

Stimulating debate and


shared
experiences
Londons status as the worlds leading
financial capital means your peers on
the programme are highly experienced
professionals from around the world. A
collaborative atmosphere gives everyone
the opportunity to share insights and
experiences. The greater understanding
of different cultures and ways of working
that you gain is invaluable to large-scale
projects with multiple stakeholders.

Pedro Rufino Carvalho (Brazilian), Senior Associate, Herbert Smith Freehills

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Transformation
through experience

Tuesday
Assessing International Risks
Valuation in Emerging Markets
Group work: Chad Cameroon
Project case
Guest speaker: Martin Blaiklock,
Infrastructure and Energy Project
Finance Consultant
Wednesday
Public Private Partnerships
Group work: Poland A2 Motorway
case
Guest speaker: Tony Marsh, Palus

Circular learning
Underpinning the teaching approach
is our FlareTM methodology (see right),
which ensures that everything you learn
is embedded in reality, practical, centred
on your needs, and focused on delivering
impact for your organisation. FlareTM turns
the theoretical into the applicable, through
a variety of teaching techniques, which
include international case studies, guest
speakers and practical exercises.
Outside the classroom, you have access
to our online learning environment with all
the programme material, as well as our
extensive business library.

An excellent
foundation in project
finance for all levels
of experience and
knowledge.
Taha Fezzani (British),
Business Development Advisor,
GDF Suez E&P UK

Thursday
Assessing Project Finance Debt
Guest speaker: Charles Doyle,
Cross London Trains
Friday
Group work: EIB/Lins Solare
Power case
Guest speaker: Adrian Kamenitzer,
European Investment Bank

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Each day is a unique opportunity to work

with your peers to examine real project
finance case studies from markets across
the world. The insights you gain provide
you with a world view of project finance.

*Subject to change

Focus Each of our programmes

is designed with a clear set of
objectives and actionable
outcomes. You take away the
skills, knowledge and networks
to improve your business
performance.

IMPACT

REFLECT

Programme timetable*
Monday
Overview of Project and
Infrastructure Finance
Valuation Issues
Group work: Iridium case

World-leading expert Karl Lins introduces

you to the theory of project finance,
through interactive lectures informed
by his own experience in corporate
finance, as well as his latest research.
Complementing his expertise are
high-profile guest speakers (see
programme timetable, left), who have
worked on major project finance deals.

Flare is our process for ensuring this programme is centred on

you and that every learning experience relates back to your role in
the real world. It is made up of five key principles:

AP
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Combining theory and practice

To get the maximum benefit from the
programme, you are given materials to
read before you arrive, and preparation
work to do in groups before each days
sessions. For those who need to refresh
their knowledge of corporate finance in
general, we also offer pre-programme
reading recommendations.

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Our hands-on learning approach enables you to

develop the skills to use project finance effectively

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Introducing Flare how your

objectives drive our solutions

Learn The learning journey

provides you with the latest
business thinking from faculty
and practitioners. You rapidly
build the knowledge, skills and
competencies to question the
status quo and evaluate your
strategic approach.
Apply Your learning experience
provides you with new tools and
knowledge that can be directly
applied to your organisational
challenges. We place learning on

its feet, both figuratively and

literally, so you can confidently
experiment in a safe environment
where you have the freedom to
make mistakes.
Reflect Time is built in for
individual reflection and peerto-peer discussion. This is
essential to your ability to
personalise the experience
to your unique business
challenges.
Experience Post-programme
follow-through to your
workplace is part of the design
and delivery of each programme.
The focus on actions that result
in business impact is as
important as personal change
and transformation.

Learning to move you forward

The Flare methodology in action

Studying at London Business School gives you lifelong access to a range of

assets that can deliver solutions for your business challenges of the future:
Fresh business thinking
Stay ahead with latest business thinking,
insight and analysis from our global
faculty in our thought-leadership
publication, Business Strategy Review.
Visit www.london.edu/bsr/
You can also access the latest findings
from our world-class research centres:
the Deloitte Institute of Innovation and
Entrepreneurship, the Aditya Birla India
Centre, the Centre for Corporate
Governance and the Coller Institute of
Private Equity.

Customised learning
We can tailor our open programmes to
support your strategic goals by delivering
learning experiences to a large number
of people in your organisation. We also
offer fully bespoke customised company
programmes for single organisations
delivered to multiple cohorts, often in a
number of global locations. They are key
to delivering long-term strategic aims,
be that improving strategy execution,
accelerating management innovation,
handling change or preparing for growth.
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Networking and sharing

Upon completion of the programme,
you can access the Virtual Learning
Environment for three months. You
are also invited to join our LinkedIn
community group where past and present
participants knowledge-share and
discuss key developments in their field.
Recruit our talent
We produce exceptional graduates
capable of working in diverse and exciting
organisations all over the world. Visit our
talent bank and recruit to build strengths
in your business where you need them.
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How it worked for me

How does the programme benefit participants and their
organisation? We let one past participant tell you

Our group was a

veritable UN with
participants from
Brazil, Qatar,
Morocco, Portugal
and Australia.
Antonio Correia-Sampaio, (Brazilian)
Senior Manager, Oil and Gas, Wipro
Technologies
My initial reasons for joining this
programme stemmed from a desire
to understand more about the subject
generally. I also had a specific interest
in learning how to structure financial
transactions.
I have a business consulting role at
Wipro that involves analysing the needs
of the organisation and translating them
internally to the IT team. My current job
doesnt require a great deal of in-depth
finance knowledge, but I wanted to round
out my financial skill-set and professional
expertise in anticipation of more senior
positions to come.
London Business Schools programme
appealed partly because of the London
base it was hugely convenient to be
able to hop on the Tube and be in class
in 20 minutes. The School also has a
great brand, and the fact that it has a
strong finance portfolio and faculty was
a big incentive. I was lucky enough to
have the time and the inclination to study
something that really interested me, so I
took the opportunity and went for it.
One thing that really struck me about
the programme was the strength and
depth of the class network. It was
great to interact with people from such
diverse backgrounds. Everyone brought
their own views and experiences to the
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table, creating an engaging dynamic

which meant that, even though we were
covering a good deal of work, the long
days went by in a flash.
I met a range of very interesting people
across different industries our group
was a veritable UN with participants from
countries as far afield as Brazil, Qatar,
Morocco, Portugal and Australia. I also
managed to make a number of new
contacts on the technology front, which
was a totally unexpected benefit.
We had different professors teaching
across a range of topics no two days
were the same, and I felt very privileged
to have such a variety of viewpoints
to consider. Different faculty looked at
project finance problems from different
angles. I found the class with Christopher
Hennessy particularly interesting because
of his quantitative approach and focus on
the use of option modelling to ascertain
the assets value at the end of a project.
He was also very helpful in providing me
with additional articles to read.

Even though I hadnt identified specific

takeaways in advance of the programme,
one benefit is that it really helped to
coalesce my ideas. I now approach
engagements with a more structured
way of thinking, enabling me to order
things more effectively in my mind.
This alignment happened not so much
because of the course content itself, but
as a result of discussions and interaction
between classmates and professors.
Project finance is an area that I enjoy; it
also has good synergies with oil and gas.
Ive achieved what I wanted and improved
my skill-set. As well as understanding the
information technology that enables oil
and gas to be produced, I now have a
better grasp of how the financial aspects
of large-scale projects work. I have proper
frameworks to use and, because Im able
to talk with greater confidence about
financial issues, I have more credibility.
Within Wipro and with my clients, I
have more weight as a well-rounded
professional who understands different
facets of the business.

Take the next step

Our open enrolment programmes are a powerful way
to move an organisation and its individuals to new
perspectives and behaviours

We meet the individual needs of

participants at multiple levels and in
multiple disciplines including finance,
HR, marketing, strategy and leadership.
See p9 for further details of our full
portfolio of finance programmes.
Speak to one of our Programme
Associates for guidance on selecting
the programme that best supports your
career development and business goals.
You can also speak to a past participant
in a relevant country and sector. If your
organisation plans to send multiple
delegates on a programme, we will work
with you to understand which ones will be
most valuable in meeting your business
challenges and developing your talent.

Apply today
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Check out the website

for the latest programme
dates and fees
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Reserve a provisional place

Contact a Programme Associate
Email: finance@london.edu
Tel: + 44 (0)20 7000 7051
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Complete your application


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Provisional places can be reserved online.

Applications are password protected and
contain full instructions so you can save
your work as you go before you finally
submit your application. To secure your
place at the best time for you and your
organisation, we recommend applying
three months before the programme
starts. We can also send you a hard copy
of the application form.

Connecting art and business

The dynamic artwork in this brochure was created by students at
Camberwell College of Arts for the Find Your Voice competition, launched
by London Business School to represent visually the embodiment of the
Schools aim: to give every participant a voice and the opportunity to make
their mark on the world. From the works submitted, 35 were selected by a
joint panel of judges to be exhibited at London Business Schools Regents
Park campus, and used across its communications. View and download
the work at www.facebook.com/LondonBusinessSchool/

For a hard copy of the

application form,
please contact us via
Email:
finance@london.edu
Tel:
+ 44 (0)20 7000 7051
Fax:
+ 44 (0)20 7000 7371

This programme has imparted in

me the skills and appreciation of the
dynamics relating to project finance.
Desire Bobmanuel (Nigerian),
Special Assistant to Governor, Government of Rivers State

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Which programme
is right for you?
London Business School can help your organisation
realise its goals. Our Finance programmes (below)
provide new perspectives and innovative ways of
thinking. See how our complete Executive Education
portfolio (right), can give your people the skills they need
to meet the critical business challenges in their career

Our complete Executive Education portfolio

Early career

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Programme: Transition into General
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Finance programmes for every career stage

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Negotiating and Influencing Skills
for Senior Managers (5 days)

Financial Seminar for Senior Managers (5 days)

Proteus (6 days)

Understand financial information in order to deliver organisational value

Financing the Entrepreneurial Business (5 days)

Developing Strategy for Value Creation (5 days)

Essential frameworks for all parties and all stages of the deal cycle

Masterclass in Private Equity (3 days)

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The latest empirical research and industry trends for more dynamic insights

HR

Strategic Investment Management (5 days)

For finance professionals seeking strategic investment knowledge

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Keep up with industry developments and deepen your portfolio knowledge

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Funding, Risk and Restructuring (evening and daytime)
Skills for financing options and strategies for designing capital structures

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New ways of approaching corporate finance in your business arena

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Corporate Finance: Funding, Risk and Restructuring (evening and daytime)

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Refine your skills and confidence to use futures, swaps and options

Learn the tools to appraise financial decisions and evaluate companies

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Corporate Finance: Valuation (evening and daytime)

Investment Management:
Derivatives, Markets and Models (evening)

Corporate Finance: Valuation (evening and daytime)

Human Resource Strategy in Transforming Organisations (5 days)

Corporate Finance: Accounting and Financial Analysis (evening and daytime)

Acquire the tools to analyse and value fixed income instruments

Understand financial statements forensically to judge company performance

Executing Strategy for Results (5 days)

Financial Seminar for Senior Managers (5 days)

Investment Management:
Fixed Income Markets and Bond Portfolio Management (evening)

Corporate Finance:
Accounting and Financial Analysis (evening and daytime)

Making Innovation Happen (5 days)

Mergers and Acquisitions (4 days)

Project and Infrastructure Finance (5 days)

Go in-depth on the structuring, valuing and financing of high-scale projects

Board level

Finance

Project and Infrastructure Finance (5 days)

Investment Management: Equity Portfolio Management (evening)
Investment Management: Fixed Income Markets and Bond Portfolio Management (evening)
Investment Management: Derivatives: Markets and Models (evening)
Strategic Investment Management (5 days)
Masterclass in Private Equity (3 days)
Financing the Entrepreneurial Business (5 days)
Customised programmes for organisations

* We understand that responsibilities and level of job complexity may differ depending on your organisation. We carefully select participants to ensure that everyone gains the maximum possible
benefit from our programmes.
Investment Management and Corporate Finance evening programmes run one evening per week over 10 weeks.
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