Project Finance Overview Manajemen Keuangan Daerah 09

1. Project Finance Overview

Definisi Project Finance PF  A simple cash-flow stream  Nilai dari PF tergantung dari pola arus yang dihasilkan dari proyek individu dan nilai kolateral dari aset. Sumber arus kas dapat berasalh dari pembeli atau konsumen tunggal  Non- or limited-recourse  An independent SPE is created to hold the project assets and to integrate all legal contracts in an effective and efficient manner for funding, building and operating a single purpose project. SPE is owned by one or a few sponsors and it is highly leveraged.  Alokasi Risiko  PF digunakan untuk proyek besar, kompleks, dan berbiaya mahal seperti yang terjadi pada sektor sumber daya alam dan infrastruktur, yang didalamnya terdiri dari beberapa kontrak legal antara supplier dan pembeli Based on: International Convergence of Capital Management and Capital Standards, BIS, 2006, para 221,222 Why PF Structure? Sponsors’ Motivation  Risk mitigationDebt capacity  By isolating the asset in a standalone project company, project finance reduces the possibility of risk contamination, the phenomenon whereby a failing asset drags an otherwise healthy sponsoring firm into distress.  The sponsor can preserve corporate debt capacity.  To create asset specific governance structure  Separate legal incorporation, which assumes a specific project and few growth options, reduces both the cost of monitoring managerial actions and assessing performance, and wasteful expenditures and sub-optimal reinvestment.  Deterrent against strategic behavior by the third parties  Sponsor can involve the critical parties for the project, including the public sector, as shareholders to prevent future conflict.  By involving international banks and multilateral agencies whose interest is solely in cash-flow maximization by the project, the sponsor may prevent harmful action by the host government. Based on: The Economic Motivations for Using Project Finance, Benjamin C. Esty, 2003 PF vs. Corporate Finance  Project Finance  Limited or non-recourse  Simple cash-flow structure produced from one independent waste asset  High-leverage at beginning, but getting lower toward the end of the debt repayment  Relatively a few layers of debt and equity structure simple ownership  Applied to projects attaining a scale of economy  Corporate Finance  Full recourse  Complicated cash-flow structure produced from a set of various, replaceable profit making projects  Leverage depends on a company’s target capital structure  Various layers of debt and equity structure complicated ownership  Applied to all profit making business types Typical Structure of Conventional PF Off-take purchaser Input supplier Operator Project company SPE Contractors Lenders Sponsors Centrallocal Government Concession Authority Insurers Shareholders Agreement Equity Loan Agreement Debt Construction Agreement Licensepermit Concession Agreement Insurance Off-take agreement Supply agreement Operationmaintenance Agreement Powerutility Multilateralb ilateral agencies Equipment suppliers

2. Credit Risks in Project