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What are the Risks and Mitigants involved in project financing?

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Question ajoutée par Shahbaz Hayder , Group Head of Finance , Sharif Group of Companies
Date de publication: 2015/04/23
Mohammed Hussain Shah
par Mohammed Hussain Shah , Finance Manager , Al-Naba Contracting Co. Ltd

Thank you for invitation. The risks involved could be of various types of risks like currency devaluation risk, price escalation risk, time and cost over run risks, legal and business environment risks, labor regulation risks, political risks etc. The mitigants  are various types of insurance and credit guarantees, contract clauses to cover escalation, contingency reserves etc.

Mohamed Reda
par Mohamed Reda , Accounting Supervisor , carriage saudi Limited @ Delivery Hero Company

IV. Risks and mitigants involved in project financing 

Financing infrastructure projects, especially in developing countries, entails a 

formidable set of risks. It is the role of the project finance advisor, the project sponsor 

and other participants to structure the financing in such a manner that mitigates these 

risks. Lenders and investors always are initially concerned about financing immobile 

assets in distant, politically-risky areas of the world. The project finance advisor’s role 

is to carve out the risks, assigning them to the party who is best suited to be responsible 

for controlling them. The purpose of this section is to provide a checklist of the risks 

that a project finance transaction faces rather than a strict taxonomy of these risks. 

رضا  السيد محمد ابراهيم
par رضا السيد محمد ابراهيم , محاسب عام , شركة دار الموحدين

Thank you for the invitation and agreed to answer with Mr. Mohammed Hussain

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