Evolving the conventional Financial wisdom into the Chief Finance & Investment Officer leading role is a long-delayed Seminar School that unleashes serious business value beyond customary CFO bean counting.
Returning the persistent call for the transformation of the traditional CFO towards an integrated Chief Finance & Investment Officer role, humani in cooperation with top-tier professionals from the global Project Finance community is to run the first ever real-world Computational Finance and Investment Optimization Hybrid Seminar School (HSSc).
With a focus on the practical implementation of advanced Quantitative Techniques and cream-of-the-crop Qualitative Systems we expect the CFIO HSSc to showcase how advanced analytics and data combined to solve bigger problems.
When CFIOs follow this approach to provide actionable insights, their organization realize exponential benefits, with a greater than 10x return on investment.
The CFIO HSSc is designed to assist Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics graduates, Economic/Finance degree holders upgrowing Financial Managers and seasoned CFOs to advance in the ever-transforming financial engineering landscape.
It is flexibly delivered over a hybrid format consisting of in-class and online sessions taught by leading practicioners.
The Hybrid Seminar School on Computational Finance and Investment Optimization is an advanced course that is divided into separate modules that will allow you to move your Project Financial and Investment modelling skills to a new level.
The HSSc is designed to be both practical and advanced. You can survey the subjects in the outline below and select particular modules that are applicable to problems that you may be facing now or that you probably experience in the future. Some of the distinct subjects you can address in the different modules include:
How to resolve circular references in models using user de ned functions;
How to apply automated sculpting and financing routines in your project finance models;
How to evaluate and resolve sculpting with multiple issues with different tenures and/or interest rates;
How to compute sculpting where the debt size is given by the debt to capital ratio and a minimum DSCR is defined;
How to incorporate refinancing issues with sculpting and income taxes.
The HSSc will be structured so that the subjects are independent from each other. If you want, you can select different modules without selecting all of the modules. Separate course segments will include focused exercises as well as examples of how the advanced module works in actual modelling situations.
Before each course segment, files will be distributed to each participant and optional practice exercises will be available. The course with leave you with practical solutions to the different practical project finance problems.
CxOs —Managing Directors, Investment Officers, Corporate Finance Executives, CFOs;
Corporate and Investment Bankers —Commercial, Institutional and Development;
Sponsors, Contractors, Financiers and Investors of Projects
Government Agencies along with Government and Parastatal Executives involved in sponsoring/assessing project finance deals;
Financial Analysts, Credit Analysts, Investment Analysts;
Project Managers, Engineers, Consultants;
STEM Students —Engineering, Business, Economics, Mathematics, Physics and Science
The CFIO Seminar is converging the Knowledge Partnership of ICONIC Project Finance Advisory with the Academic Supervision of YIORGOS ANDRIANOPOULOS, CFIO and Socially Responsible Project Finance Structurer.
Given the magnitude of investment needs into low-carbon power generation, the availability and cost of capital is crucial for successful energy transitions.
Recently, a strong increase of non-recourse project finance (as compared to corporate finance on a project sponsor’s balance sheets) could be observed for power generation projects. Classical economic motivations for project finance are the prevention of contamination risk, and agency conflicts – however, these reasons do not apply for comparably small projects in low-risk environments, such as many renewable energy projects being realized today.
In his scientific paper, Bjarne Steffen, assesses the importance of project finance for renewable energy projects in investment-grade countries, and the underlying drivers to use this kind of finance. Eight potential reasons for using project finance are distilled from economic and finance theory, and then empirically evaluated using a novel dataset for new power plant investments in Germany 2010–2015.
Results show that in this extreme case with particularly low investment risks, project finance has much larger importance for renewables than for fossil fuel-based power plants. It is not used to reduce contamination risk or agency conflicts, but, instead driven by the “debt overhang” of non-utility sponsors such as independent project developers.We discuss implications for policy makers, the financial sector, as well as energy scholars concerned with power generation investment decisions.
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