Public private partnerships (PPPs) are arrangements between private sector entities and government for the purpose of providing community facilities, public infrastructure and related services.
Topics
- Types of PPP contracts and how they are structured and tendered
- PPP options
- Types of regulatory frameworks that govern PPP contracts and projects
- How to balance public and private risks for successful PPP projects
- How to use economic and financial models at different stages of the Project Cycle and their limitations
- The importance of PPP screening, the magnitude of financial viability gaps, and amount and type of government financial support required for successful financial close
- The Importance of proper due diligence of the successful PPP bidder’s financial model prior to contract award
- How financial models are used to balance public and private risks in the Concession Agreement and in the PPP monitoring process after financial close
Who should Attend
Attendees with job titles such as:
- CFO
- CEO/Chairman
- Economist
- Head of Infrastructure Projects
- Corporate Finance Professionals
- Finance Manager/Executive/Officer
- Sponsor / Project Joint Venturer
- Fund Manager
- Contract Manager/Officer
- Legal advisor
- Transaction Advisor/Director
- Lawyer
- Banker/Investment Banker
- Commercial Manager
- Government official
- Industry Consultant
from the following industries:
- Engineering
- Construction
- Financial Institutions
- Industry Consultancies
- Power and Utilities
- Multilateral Agencies
- Mining
- Oil & Gas
- Water Supply and Sanitation
- Healthcare
- ICT
- Transport
- PPP Unit
- Government Agencies (Finance, Transport, Power, Health etc.)
