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Project Finance, Public Private
Partnerships (PPP) and the Private Finance
Initiative (PFI)
The procurement
of major infrastructure projects is complex, highly
competitive, costly and time-consuming. Procuring
authorities must create a commercial framework
for their investment programmes that attracts
the interest of good-quality international bidders.
Bidders must select their targets carefully and
then seek to deliver the most competitive tender
possible.
KPMG has extensive practical experience of
the commercial issues driving these types of
projects and an independent view on the array
of financing options available, providing clients
with an important competitive advantage.
We provide in-depth knowledge of markets, issues
and processes to corporate and government clients
on a global basis. We provide independent advice
on the financing of major projects across sectors.
This ranges from the broad strategic thinking
required at the inception of a project through
to the detailed technical skills required at
financial close, as well as advice on the complexities
of refinancings and variations.
KPMG also advises clients on the tax, transaction,
accounting and due diligence issues in relation
to PPP/PFI projects, as well as providing transaction
evaluations and model reviews.
Are you:
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Entering PPP markets for the first time?
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Assessing the viability of a project
financing/PPP proposition?
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Starting a competitive tendering process?
- Seeking to understand
key commercial issues and how they impact
on project value?
- Assessing different
financing options or negotiating with
funders?
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Refinancing or restructuring a project?
For further information about our services please  |
Elizabeth Crabtree.
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Latest Publications
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Education Partnerships (April 2007)
Quarterly publication on education partnerships
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