Project Seven Co-Due Diligence Exercise: Evalution of a Gas- to- Power Project
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Enhancing Investor Capacity
IIt is generally believed that investor capacity building will play a critical role in unlocking the potential for sustainable long-term infrastructure finance by strengthening investors’ analytical skills to evaluate and invest in infrastructure assets. Ultimately, the programme is expected to generate increased investment in bankable infrastructure assets, support the development of risk-sharing appetite among long term investors, thereby deepening the Nigerian debt capital markets.
About Infrastructure
Capacity Building Programme
The Infrastructure Capacity Building Programme is a multi-donor funded programme, supported by
InfraCredit’s Development Partners and Pension Funds Operators Association of Nigeria (PenOp),
was initiated to build a strong collaboration among key stakeholders in the Nigerian investment
community that will engender increased private sector participation in infrastructure finance in
Nigeria. Infrastructure Training is one of the three key initiatives adopted by the Programme to
achieve its strategic objectives. This course is one of series of training courses organised under the
Programme.
Since its inception in 2017, the Infrastructure Capacity Building Programme has completed seventeen
(17) trainings and trained six hundred and fifty five (655) stakeholders representing sixty six(66)
institutions
Methodology
The Infrastructure Capacity Building Programme is a multi-donor funded programme, supported by InfraCredit’s Development Partners and Pension Funds Operators Association of Nigeria (PenOp), was initiated to build a strong collaboration among key stakeholders in the Nigerian investment community that will engender increased private sector participation in infrastructure finance in Nigeria. Infrastructure Training is one of the three key initiatives adopted by the Programme to achieve its strategic objectives. This course is one of series of training courses organised under the Programme.
Since its inception in 2017, the Infrastructure Capacity Building Programme has completed seventeen (17) trainings and trained six hundred and fifty five (655) stakeholders representing sixty six(66) institutions
Sessions
Infrastructure Investment in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa
- Characteristics and Performance of infrastructure Investments
- Infrastructure Investments Compared to Traditional Assets and Investment
- Projects and Infrastructure Players in Nigeria and Broader Africa
- Examples of Power, Transport, Water, Sanitation and Other Undertakings
Risk Analysis and Cashflow Forecasts
- Financial Modelling and Cash Flow Analysis for Infrastructure
- View of Lenders: DSCR and PV Coverage
- Equity Considerations: IRR and NPV
- Evaluating the Cost of Capital
- Project Returns vs. Equity Returns
- Forecasting Techniques and Limitations
- Probabilistic vs. Non-Probabilistic Model-Building
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