Advanced PPP Financial Modelling Training Course
For experienced modellers ready to tackle refinancing, distressed restructuring and portfolio-level risk across complex infrastructure transactions.
5 Days
Duration
Certificate
Included
Instructor-Led
Delivery
Advanced
Level
Advanced PPP Financial Modelling Training Course
Starting From
$750
per participant
Flexible Delivery
In-Person, Live Online
Language
English
Dedicated Support
Pre & post training
Course Overview
This five-day advanced programme moves beyond base-case model building into refinancing structuring, distressed debt restructuring, multi-project portfolio modelling and real options analysis, using a live post-financial-close case study throughout.
Introduction
Most PPP financial modelling training stops at financial close, but a model's toughest tests often come afterwards, when a refinancing is proposed, a lender syndicate needs restructuring, or a government wants to understand how a change of scope will ripple through gain-sharing calculations years into a concession. Practitioners who can only build a base case model are frequently sidelined at exactly the moment their judgement is needed most.
This course is designed for participants who already have working PPP or project finance modelling experience and are ready to move into the more demanding territory of refinancing gain share, distressed restructuring, multi-project portfolio modelling and real options analysis. It builds directly on foundational PPP financial modelling skills, using an advanced running case study that takes a project from a post-close refinancing event through to a full portfolio view across several concessions.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Model refinancing transactions and calculate gain-sharing outcomes between government and sponsor.
- Structure a distressed debt restructuring, including standstill periods, waterfall amendments and covenant resets.
- Build a multi-project portfolio model to assess correlated risk across several concessions.
- Apply real options analysis to evaluate flexibility embedded in infrastructure investment decisions.
- Evaluate the impact of change-in-scope events on long-dated PPP cash flows.
- Design advanced sensitivity frameworks incorporating correlated and stress-linked variables.
- Assess secondary market transactions and equity transfer pricing within an operating PPP.
- Model inflation-linked debt and cross-currency structures within a single integrated model.
- Present advanced modelling outputs and restructuring recommendations to a credit committee.
Who Should Attend
This course is suitable for:
- Senior financial modellers and analysts with existing PPP or project finance modelling experience
- Project finance bankers managing refinancing and restructuring mandates
- PPP unit officials overseeing concessions approaching refinancing or renegotiation
- Infrastructure fund and asset management professionals assessing portfolio risk
- Corporate finance teams at infrastructure developers managing a multi-asset portfolio
- Advisory professionals leading restructuring or refinancing engagements
- Credit risk professionals assessing distressed infrastructure exposures
Training Methodology
This programme is delivered through an advanced, hands-on approach centred on a live post-financial-close case study that evolves throughout the five days; from refinancing and covenant monitoring to restructuring and portfolio management. Participants will develop and test financial models through live Excel demonstrations, guided modelling exercises, peer model reviews and scenario analysis, culminating in a simulated credit committee where they present and defend strategic financing recommendations.
Organizational Impact
This training strengthens organisational capability to:
- Stronger in-house capability to lead refinancing negotiations without external advisers.
- Faster, more confident response when a concession requires restructuring.
- Improved ability to assess portfolio-level risk across a book of infrastructure assets.
- Better-informed decisions on secondary market transactions and equity transfers.
- Reduced financial and reputational risk from poorly modelled restructuring proposals.
- Stronger negotiating position with lenders and government counterparts during renegotiation.
- Improved consistency in how refinancing gain share is calculated and reported.
- Greater institutional resilience when concessions face macroeconomic or currency shocks.
- Enhanced credibility with credit committees, investment committees and boards.
Personal Impact
Upon completion of this programme, participants will gain the knowledge and practical skills to:
- Build genuine command of refinancing and restructuring modelling techniques few practitioners hold.
- Strengthen credibility when presenting complex modelling outputs to senior credit committees.
- Gain confidence handling distressed or renegotiated transactions under pressure.
- Develop a transferable framework for portfolio-level infrastructure risk analysis.
- Sharpen judgement on when a model's assumptions are being manipulated under stress.
- Reduce reliance on external advisers for advanced modelling and restructuring work.
- Improve career mobility into senior project finance, restructuring and fund roles.
- Increase speed and accuracy when modelling under real transaction deadlines.
- Build a professional network of senior peers working on complex African infrastructure deals.
Course Outline
- Understanding the commercial drivers of PPP refinancing
- Assessing refinancing opportunities throughout the project lifecycle
- Building and validating the refinancing base case
- Structuring refinancing gain-sharing mechanisms between sponsors and government
- Contractual and regulatory considerations for refinancing
- Evaluating refinancing outcomes under alternative debt structures
- Lessons from infrastructure refinancing transactions across African markets
Practical session: Model a refinancing transaction and calculate refinancing gains for the case study concession.
- Recognising early indicators of financial distress
- Debt service coverage ratio (DSCR) breaches and covenant monitoring
- Standstill agreements, liquidity support and restructuring options
- Restructuring debt waterfalls and resetting financial covenants
- Intercreditor negotiations and stakeholder alignment
- Equity cure provisions and sponsor support mechanisms
- Lessons from restructured African infrastructure projects
Practical session: Restructure the case study financial model following a simulated covenant breach.
- Managing infrastructure assets as an investment portfolio
- Portfolio cash flow modelling and consolidated performance analysis
- Correlation risk across sectors, geographies and currencies
- Portfolio sensitivity analysis and stress testing
- Capital allocation across competing infrastructure investments
- Applying real options thinking to long-term investment decisions
- Portfolio optimisation techniques for infrastructure investors
Practical session: Build a multi-project portfolio model and evaluate correlated downside scenarios.
- Applying real options analysis to expansion, deferral and exit decisions
- Secondary market transactions and infrastructure equity transfers
- Modelling inflation-linked, indexed and cross-currency financing structures
- Tax considerations within advanced infrastructure financial models
- Managing change-in-scope events and long-term financial impacts
- Advanced scenario analysis and stress-testing techniques
- Valuing complex infrastructure financing structures
Practical session: Value a secondary market equity transfer for the case study concession.
- Presenting advanced financial models to credit committees and investment boards
- Model validation, audit and quality assurance techniques
- Documentation standards for refinancing and restructuring transactions
- Responding to lender, investor and government challenge during approvals
- Peer review of advanced infrastructure portfolio models
- Lessons from complex infrastructure finance transactions
- Final integrated case study presentations
Practical session: Present and defend a comprehensive refinancing, restructuring and portfolio strategy in a simulated credit committee.
Certification
At Strategic Revenue Africa, our certification goes beyond proof of attendance—it represents practical competence and measurable capability. Upon successful completion of our training programs, participants are awarded a Certificate of Completion from Strategic Revenue Africa, recognizing their ability to apply acquired knowledge in real-world settings. As an organization focused on architecting sustainable revenue and strengthening organizational performance, our certifications signal that participants are equipped with skills that drive results, not just theory.
Programme Inclusions
- Course materials & workbook
- Certificate of completion
- Post-training support (6 months)
Prerequisites
Participants should have completed a foundational PPP or project finance financial modelling course, or have equivalent handson modelling experience. Comfort building a three-statement model in Excel, including debt sizing and a cash waterfall, is assumed.
Schedule & Investment
Upcoming Dates & Fees
Accommodation & Transfer
Accommodation and airport transfer are arranged upon request. Contact the Training Officer to reserve.
Payment
Transfer payment to the Strategic Revenue Africa account before the course starts. Send proof of payment to:
[email protected]Course Fee Includes
- Course tuition & training materials
- Two break refreshments and lunch
- Certificate of completion
- Post-training support (6 months)
Travel, visa, insurance and personal expenses are the participant's responsibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
About Advanced PPP Financial Modelling Training Course
It is not required, but recommended. Equivalent hands-on modelling experience, including debt sizing and cash waterfall construction, is sufficient preparation.
No, it is built for anyone who needs to model or evaluate refinancing, restructuring or portfolio decisions, including sponsors, PPP units and advisers.
The case study is built on realistic African infrastructure assumptions rather than a live confidential transaction, though in-house cohorts can adapt it to a real deal.
Restructuring principles apply across conventional and blended finance structures, with Islamic finance features introduced where relevant to a cohort
Yes, available in-person, live online, or in-house, with the case study adaptable to a live concession subject to confidentiality safeguards.
This course is modelling-focused and works at portfolio and restructuring level, while Infrastructure Project Finance covers how a single project is financed and structured.
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