COURSE PLAN FOR

Project Appraisal and Finance

Faculty : Course Code : Trimester Section : Dr. Ansuman Chatterjee MBA 471 : Fourth (June- August 2013) LMN Finance (MC), Finance AB & Finance CD (KC)

Description: This course is designed to provide exposure on how a project deal can be organized from Industrial, Legal and Financial standpoints and the alternatives for funding it. Learning Objectives: To familiarize students with issues related to the design, organization, and funding of complex projects.
Hours Allotte d Likel y Date s June 3-8 Chapte rs in the text book* Chapter 1

Syllabus Unit

Details of the Topic

Teaching Methods Lecture/ Discussion/ Case: Film Prioritisation Lecture/ Discussion/ Presentation

Unit I

Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Project Finance

3 Hours

Unit II

The market for project finance: Applications and sectors

2 Hours

June 10- 15

Chapter 2

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Unit III

Project Characteristics, Risk Analysis and Risk Management

4 Hours

June 17-29

Discussion/ activity/ Case: Silver Fiddle Construction Discussion/ Presentation/ Numerical

Chapter 3

Unit IV

The Role of Advisors In A Project Finance Deal -----------------MID TERM PORTION-----------------

2 Hours

July 17 July 19-23

Chapter 4

Unit V

Valuing the Project and Project Cash Flow Analysis

6 Hours

July 813, 24-27 July 29Aug 3 Aug 5- 10 Aug 12-24 Aug 26

Discussion/ Activity/ Numerical Discussion/ Activity/ Numerical Discussion/ Activity/ Presentation Discussion/ Activity/ Presentation Case Analysis & Discussion

Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8

Unit VI

Financing the Deal

4 Hours

Unit VII

Legal Aspects of Project Finance

4 Hours

Unit VIII

The Basel Capital Accord

4 Hours

Summary Discussion Total Hours CIA Components:

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1 Hour 30

CIA I CIA I a. CIA I b. Creative Assignment (individual) Quiz Test (Individual) CIA II CIA II a. CIA II b. Review of Research Article (Individual) Presentation (Group) TOTAL

Marks 10 10

8 12 40

Criteria for evaluation of CIAs and the weightage : Demonstration of conceptual understanding Structure of the report/ presentation Conclusive remarks 50% 20% 20% 10%

Usage of different sources (reference should be given)

NOTE: Students are to follow Proper Scholarship Standards for all the academic assignments, reports and presentations related to the course. Sl. No Title . Text book: Author Publisher Editio n

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Project Finance in Theory and Practice Designing, Structuring and Financing Private and Public Projects Reference books: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Project financing Principles of project finance The Law and Business of International Project Finance Handbook on Project appraisal and follow-up - A practical guide Planning, Analysis, Selection, Financing, Implementation and Review

Stefano Gatti

Academic Press An imprint of Elsevier London: Euromoney San Diego, CA: Academic Press Cambridge UScott Hoffmanniv. Press Govind Prakashan CFM TMH Professional series in finance

2013

Fabozzi, F., and Nevitt, P.K Yescombe, E.r. Scott Hoffman D P Sarda Prasanna Chandra

2006 2002 2007

Other Resources : Publications: IIBF, IBA, ABA, CB, Bank Mgmt., IDRBT, MOF, SIDBI, IBRD, McKensiey; BCG; KPMG; Dun & Bradstreet; PWC; NSE, USE, FEDAI, CRISIL, S&P, Moody's, Infosys Open Course ware: MIT-Sloan School of Mgmt., Chicago Booth School of Mgmt., BIS, WEF, US Fed, RBI, IBRD, IMF, ADB ... Games: Strategy / Business / Bourse / Forex simulation games URLs IDA, South Commission, RBI, IDFC, ILFS, IFCI, IDBI, SBI, ICICI, BIFR, BTC, IIBF, IBA, ICAI etc. Project Finance Magazine - www.projectfinancemagazine.com Project Management Journal - http://www.pmi.org/Knowledge-Center/Publications-ProjectManagement-Journal.aspx HBS Project Finance Portal - www.people.hbs.edu/besty/projfinportal/

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