Abstract
Project financing is usually chosen by project developers in order to inter alia:
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eliminate or reduce the lender’s recourse to the sponsors
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permit an off-balance sheet treatment of the debt financing
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maximize the leverage of a project
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circumvent any restrictions or covenants binding the sponsors under their respective financial obligations
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avoid any negative impact of a project on the credit standing of the sponsors
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obtain better financial conditions when the credit risk of the project is better than the credit standing of the sponsors
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allow the lenders to appraise the project on a segregated and stand-alone basis
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obtain a better tax treatment for the benefit of the project, the sponsors or both
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reduce political risks affecting a project
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(1999). Advantages and Characteristics of Project Financing. In: Project Financing and the International Financial Markets. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-585-31561-4_9
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