Infrastructure Development PPPs and Regulation

Course Overview

Skills and Knowledge Acquired:
By taking this course, participants will acquire knowledge and skills in the following areas:

• Understanding the characteristics of infrastructure and the drivers for its commercial outlook.
• Learning the key implications of Public-Private-Partnerships (PPPs).
• Identifying the factors which drive a successful PPP experience and pitfalls to avoid.
• Structuring infrastructure projects.
• Assessing risks and managing them.
• Sharing risks between the government and PPP player.
• Doing tendering and bidding.
• Developing sustainable concession agreements.
• Developing an appropriate regulatory eco system.
• Leveraging India’s rich experience in PPPs.
• Identifying opportunities in the infrastructure sector.


Contribution to Professional Growth:
This course contributes to professional growth by providing a comprehensive understanding of the infrastructure development process, including the key implications of Public-Private-Partnerships (PPPs). It covers topics such as how to structure infrastructure projects, assess risks, share risks between the government and PPP player, do tendering and bidding, develop sustainable concession agreements, and develop an appropriate regulatory eco system. Through case studies from various infrastructure sectors, the course provides a grounding in theory and leverages India’s rich experience in PPPs to provide a global audience with insights into the implications of commercialization. This course is beneficial to a variety of professionals, including lawyers, public policy practitioners, economists, strategic investors in infrastructure industry, financial analysts, turn around specialists, private equity investors, investment bankers, credit rating professionals, management consultants, and management graduates.


Suitability for Further Education:
This course is suitable for preparing further education as it provides a comprehensive overview of the infrastructure sector, including the key implications of Public-Private-Partnerships (PPPs). It covers topics such as how to structure infrastructure projects, assess risks, share risks between the government and PPP player, do tendering and bidding, develop sustainable concession agreements, and develop an appropriate regulatory eco system. Additionally, the course provides case studies from various infrastructure sectors, leveraging India’s rich experience in PPPs, which can be beneficial for a global audience. This course is also suitable for a variety of professionals, such as lawyers, public policy practitioners, economists, strategic investors in infrastructure industry, financial analysts, turn around specialists, private equity investors, investment bankers, credit rating professionals, management consultants, and management graduates.