Project and Infrastructure Finance

Project and Infrastructure Finance Training Course provides professionals with a deep understanding of the financial, legal, and risk-related complexities associated with large-scale infrastructure investments. In today’s fast-evolving global economy, governments, private investors, and development institutions rely on structured project finance to deliver critical assets such as transportation corridors, energy systems, water networks, and urban development projects. This Project and Infrastructure Finance Course helps participants build a strong foundation in the principles, tools, and frameworks required to finance and manage these capital-intensive ventures successfully.

Through this Project and Infrastructure Finance Training Course, participants gain insights into financial structuring, risk allocation, and scenario analysis—key components that determine whether a project is bankable, sustainable, and aligned with long-term economic goals. The course explores public-private partnership (PPP) models, the role of guarantees and credit ratings, and the importance of legal frameworks in mitigating exposure and protecting project value across different stages of the project lifecycle.

Participants also examine global case studies to understand real-world lessons from successful and failed project financing structures. With hands-on sessions in financial modelling, risk evaluation, and PPP contract design, professionals leave equipped with both conceptual clarity and practical skills. This training provides a comprehensive and directly applicable learning experience for those responsible for planning, structuring, or evaluating infrastructure projects in today’s competitive financial landscape.

This Project and Infrastructure Finance Training Course is designed to strengthen participants’ ability to analyse, structure, and manage financial arrangements for large infrastructure projects. The goals reflect the techniques and principles covered in the course outline.

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the core principles, terminology, and market drivers that define project and infrastructure finance.
• Develop financial structuring skills that balance risk, return, and stakeholder interests.
• Analyse financing options and explore innovative mechanisms, including PPP structures and blended finance.
• Apply financial modelling tools to assess project viability under different scenarios.
• Identify and manage major financial risks across the project lifecycle to ensure sustainability and long-term success.

This Project and Infrastructure Finance Course is ideal for:

• Finance professionals involved in evaluating project investments or structuring financial deals.
• Project managers responsible for overseeing major infrastructure initiatives.
• Government officials engaged in public investment planning and PPP development.
• Investment analysts assessing infrastructure portfolios or capital projects.
• Infrastructure planners working with development partners and private investors.
• Individuals seeking to understand the financial dynamics behind large-scale projects.

This course supports both technical and non-technical professionals who influence project finance decisions.

This Project and Infrastructure Finance Training Course uses a combination of practical, interactive, and case-driven learning techniques to enhance participant engagement. The delivery approach ensures each concept is reinforced through application and discussion.

Instructor-led lectures highlight essential financial principles, while group discussions help participants compare real-world challenges across sectors. Case studies allow deeper exploration of global project examples, and structured exercises support skills development in financial modelling, risk analysis, and PPP structuring.

Training delivery includes:

• Lecture-based sessions covering key project finance concepts and frameworks.
• Group discussions connecting theory to practical infrastructure challenges.
• Case studies illustrating global best practices and lessons learned.
• Hands-on workshops for financial modelling and risk evaluation.