Applying Public-Private Strategies and Project Structuring Techniques
Don’t miss the Pre-Summit Tutorials:
Understanding Legal and Contractual Issues in Public-Private Partnerships
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Planning for Public-Private Projects
Come to Chicago, the epicenter of PPP activities in North America, and gain the knowledge you need to plan, structure, and effectively allocate risk in infrastructure projects and transactions. Receive detailed briefings on:
- Matching project drivers to deal structures for infrastructure developments
- Risk identification, mitigation and allocations for infrastructure projects
- Addressing state and local legal issues affecting transactions
- Structuring bankable transportation & infrastructure projects
- Management and control issues in infrastructure PPP projects
- 3 Case Studies : transportation, transit, and port
About the Conference
Infrastructure finance is undergoing a revolutionary change: transportation, transit and other major facilities are increasingly being financed using public-private partnership methods. PPP allows government organizations to move beyond the constraints of tax and bond-based financing to make major investments in physical and operational improvements of infrastructure, and at the same time, presents an opportunity for investment funds, construction companies and other potential concessionaires to substantially increase their activities. However, using these techniques means that project sponsors and participants must move beyond traditional planning and risk management practices to structure bankable PPP projects that meet the development, financial, economic, and social objectives of government entities as well as ensuring reasonable returns on investment by the private sector.
Infocast’s Infrastructure Finance Summit – Applying Public-Private Strategies and Project Structuring Techniques will provide attendees with a comprehensive review of the best practices employed by today’s infrastructure finance leaders. In an intensive two-day program, you will learn how to structure bankable infrastructure PPP projects; learn how to identify, allocate and mitigate risks and establish workable management and control structures. Beyond this, you will be provided invaluable lessons learned in actual projects through case studies.
| Featuring This Speaker: | ||
 Jeff Schoenberg State Senator Illinois | ||