Asset and Project Finance
More complex forms of finance can be structured to finance a specific set of assets or a narrowly defined business or project where the lenders will have recourse only to those particular assets or projects. Often the borrower is seeking to limit their own risk to the project and if this is the case the lenders will want to build in more protection for themselves. Asset and Project Finance therefore covers: international securitised and collateralised debt markets; managing a securitisation, a CDO (collateralised debt obligation) / CLO (collateralised loan obligation) transaction or ABCP (asset backed commercial paper) programme; and public private partnership funding e.g. PFI, PPP. It includes asset backed or asset based loans, leasing and "sale and lease back". The complex structuring and security packages mean that care and expertise will be needed in the finance documentation and in the management of conduit companies and SPVs (special purpose vehicles).
Recent updates
The most recent updates for Asset and Project Finance.- London under siege (TT Nov08 p24-26)Download | 1 Nov 2008
- Starting a new chapter (TT Nov08 p28-29)Download | 1 Nov 2008
- Using your assets (TT Sep08 p22-24)Download | 1 Sep 2008
- Squaring the circle (TT May08 p38-39)Download | 30 Apr 2008
- An option to examine (TT Dec07 p35)Download | 1 Dec 2007
Articles from The Treasurer magazine
The most recent articles from our monthly magazine on Asset and Project Finance.- London under siege (TT Nov08 p24-26)Download | 1 Nov 2008
- Starting a new chapter (TT Nov08 p28-29)Download | 1 Nov 2008
- Using your assets (TT Sep08 p22-24)Download | 1 Sep 2008
- Squaring the circle (TT May08 p38-39)Download | 30 Apr 2008
- An option to examine (TT Dec07 p35)Download | 1 Dec 2007


