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DEAL ANALYSIS: SULB
The financing for the SULB steel project closed with a hybrid corporate debt structure that maximised ECA and lender comfort. It did so despite heightened Bahrain risk perceptions.
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Forswearing forfaiting
There is almost as much lender enthusiasm for German PPP as its power and renewables sector. But government has a variety of options, and has proved to be a stubborn partisan for tried-and-tested structures. By Thomas Blott.
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DEAL ANALYSIS: Midtown Tunnel
The financing for Macquarie and Skanska's Elizabeth River Crossings asked lenders to take on traffic risk on a tunnel construction PPP.
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DEAL ANALYSIS: TPE Paita
The bond financing for the upgrade of Paita port was structured around a combination of demand and construction risk.
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Steppe-ing up
Can Mongolia’s promising mining sector, let alone the supporting infrastructure it requires, attract the project debt it needs? Multilateral lenders and legal advisers need commercial banks to match their enthusiasm. By Tom Nelthorpe.
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DEAL ANALYSIS: Eiffarie/APRR
Eiffarie’s sponsors closed the refinancing for the APRR toll road network as a mixture of holdco and opco debt in February. The deal is likely to be one of the largest of its kind to close this year.
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