What we do
We provide Modelling services to cover all aspects of project finance and PFI / PPP transactions.
Models are an invaluable aid to project appraisal, in particular as an efficient method of testing different “what if?” scenarios. Institutions may rely on model outputs to assess funding requirements and / or monitor projects at key stages. Typically, we may be involved in any one or all of these stages:
- Bidding at ITN, BAFO and preferred bidder stages
- Funding for financial close
- Ongoing monitoring and variation
- Acquisition and securitisation
- Re-negotiation and re-financing
- Secondary market transactions.
The benefits to you
Complex financial models are the key to the majority of private and public sector projects that require appraisal.
Our model audit and related services provide confidence to funders, sponsors and other related parties that they can place a high degree of reliance on a model.
Our build services provide a flexible and rapid response to meet client needs to produce models which can be relied upon.
Our services
PKF provides support to project finance funders, private sector shareholders and credit guarantee agencies on all financial aspects of project finance including:
Why PKF?
The PKF team has a strong track record in business and project model reviews and development. In the recently published Euromoney ‘Project Finance Yearbook’, our team was identified as having provided services and support to four out of the top ten global project finance deals, reinforcing PKF’s position as a leading player of modelling support and assurance.
We have built up considerable expertise with financial and business models for both project finance and PPP / PFI projects in the UK and internationally, covering in excess of 300 projects across a wide range of industry sectors. These sectors include infrastructure, accommodation, health, education, training, law and order, oil and gas, transport, power and energy (including renewable energy), mining, water and waste.
Our methodology has been well proven and is continuously being improved in light of our experience. PKF will provide a rapid and flexible response during the development of a business model to meet aggressive deadlines, apply a commercial risk based approach to identifying and examining areas of high risk, draw on our dedicated team of chartered accountants and tax specialists experienced in modelling, utilise national and international network resources to undertake assignments in all locations and offer competitive and cost effective services, including fixed fee services.
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Energy:
- Oil and Gas
- IPP/IWPP
- LNG
- Networks and transmission
- Energy from waste
Renewables:
Mining
Waste
Utilities:
Petrochemicals
| Manufacturing:
Metals
Health
Education
Housing
Telecommunications
Defence
Emergency Services
Transport:
Road
Rail
Airports
Ferries
Other accommodation. |
Award Winning Projects
We have signed-off the financial model on behalf of funders and sponsors on many recent ‘award-winning’ projects, including:
Award Winning Projects in 2009
- Belwind (European Offshore Wind Deal of the Year 2009)
- Rotor Elektrik (European Onshore Wind Deal of the Year 2009)
- Al Dur (Middle East IWPP Deal of the Year 2009)
- Rabigh IPP (Middle East Power Deal of the Year 2009)
- Bakwena (African Transport Deal of the Year 2009)
- Dolphin Energy (Middle East Oil and Gas Deal of the Year 2009)
Award Winning Projects in 2008
- Fred Olsen Renewables (European Wind Deal of the Year 2008)
- Yemen LNG (Global Deal of the Year 2008 and Oil & Gas Deal of the Year 2008)
- Saudi Kayan (Middle East Petrochemicals Deal of the Year 2008)
- Ras Laffan C IWPP (Middle East Power Deal of the Year 2008)
- Wembley Stadium (European Leisure Deal the Year 2008)
- Lotos Gdansk (European Petrochemicals Deal of the Year 2008)
- Gate Terminal LNG (European Oil & Gas Deal of the Year 2008)
- Sakhalin II Second Phase (Global Top Ten Project Finance Deals 2008)
For further information about any of the services offered by PKF PFI/PPP Project Finance Model Audit and Build Services, contact either Brian Tash, Mark Holmes or Kirit Mistry.
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