PPP PROJECT FINANCE | Public Private Partnership Projects | Infrastructure Finance | #funding #finance #fintech #capital #assetmanagers #hedgefunds #investmentbanking #privateequity #pensionfunds #loan #sovereignfunds #guarantee

PPP PROJECT FINANCE | Public Private Partnership Projects | Infrastructure Finance | #funding #finance #fintech #capital #assetmanagers #hedgefunds #investmentbanking #privateequity #pensionfunds #loan #sovereignfunds #guarantee: PPP projects and Infrastructure Financing are intertwined. PPP projects are generally financed using project finance arrangements. In project finance, lenders and investors rely either exclusively (“non-recourse” financing) or mainly (“limited recourse” financing) on the cash flow generated by the project to repay their loans and earn a return on their investments. This is in contrast to corporate lending where lenders rely on the strength of the borrower’s balance sheet for their loans.

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