NVFM232 Financial Modelling for Project Finance (Part 2)

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Duration 3 hours 34 mins

SIDC Approved 10 CPE Points

Trainer Helmi (click for profile)

Summary A country’s economic growth depends on its ability to develop infrastructure and productive capacity. At the core of evaluating such projects lies the financial model, which tests feasibility through structured assumptions. The ability to build credible, realistic models is therefore a critical skill for financial professionals. In Part 2 of this course, participants will learn how to adapt financial models to reflect the practical realities of fundraising in the sukuk (bond) market.

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Expiry Date
 Thirty (30) days from enrolment or upon completion of the course, whichever is later

Course Content

Section 1: Procedure to extract the data from sources (Part 1)
1.1 Recap financial model layout, Assumptions page and Cash Flow page
Section 1: Procedure to extract the data from sources (Part 2)
1.2.1 Base case assumptions (Part A)
1.2.2 Base case assumptions (Part B)
1.2.3 Sources of information and reasonableness of assumptions
Section 2: Factors to be used as input into the financial model (Part 1)
Section 2: Factors to be used as input into the financial model (Part 2)
2.2.1 Profit and loss statement, and balance sheet (Part A)
2.2.2 Profit and loss statement, and balance sheet (Part B)
Section 2: Factors to be used as input into the financial model (Part 3)
2.3 Shareholders’ returns
Section 2: Factors to be used as input into the financial model (Part 4)
2.4.2 Difference between term facility and sukuk
2.4.3 Circular reference and automated principal repayment computation
Section 2: Factors to be used as input into the financial model (Part 5)
2.5.1 Manual tranching (Part A)
2.5.2 Manual tranching (Part B)
2.5.3 Manual tranching (Part C)
2.5.4 Manual tranching (Part D)
2.5.5 Automated tranching (Part A)
2.5.6 Automated tranching (Part B)
2.5.7 Automated tranching (Part C)
2.5.8 Automated tranching (Part D)
2.5.9 Automated tranching (Part E)
2.5.10 Automated tranching (Part F)
2.5.11 Automated tranching (Part G)
2.5.12 Average life and average yield-to-maturity
Section 3: Assessment
3.1 Summary
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