The Law and Business of International Project Finance: A Resource for Governments, Sponsors, Lawyers, and Project ParticipantsThis 2007 third edition continues to be a comprehensive and authoritative guide to the business, practice, law, and practical use of project finance. It covers the complete project finance structure, from conception to negotiation to debt closing, and from project difficulties to successful restructuring. The book continues to be accessible to those with little experience in project finance, while maintaining the insight and detail of previous editions that has made it a valuable reference for the experienced lawyer, manager, banker, contractor, and government official. This edition focuses on a real-world, practical approach to project finance, without the overuse of case studies and economic theory. Yet the contract forms, detailed glossary, index, and project finance bibliography make it a complete text. |
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adequately describe affect the project APPENDIX A August August 29 ceilings rea compensate the project construction budget construction contract construction cost overrun construction period cost Construction-Period Support contract term sufficient contractor cost overrun facility country’s credit enhancement necessary CUFX172/Hoffman currency damages denominated date is missed debt service describe the project driven or politically equity expectations about pricing experience and resources firm price force majeure provision funding commitments funding obligations government-sector guarantee or letter host country host government host-government guarantee needed ical infrastructure input supply labor collectively organized labor to management letter of credit majeure provision integrated necessary to support obligated to pay off-take purchaser pay contract damages performance guarantees acceptable period cost overrun price and damages price could change price escalation project company project contracts project financing project sponsor regard to similar resources with regard schedule realistic similar projects sovereign immunity start-up sufficient local labor supplier supply sources support the creditworthiness