Journal of Economics Theory

Year: 2011
Volume: 5
Issue: 4
Page No. 102 - 105

Study of Project Finance Versus Corporate Finance

Authors : Fatemeh Asadi Dizaji, Reza Allahyari , Abolfazl Asadi Dizaji and Habib Aghdam Shahyar

Abstract: The term Project Finance (PF) has been used to explain many types of financing of projects both with and without recourse. A specific element of project finance is the necessity of creating Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). A guarantee for return of capital used to finance project are the SPV’s assets. In traditional or corporate financing, the sponsoring company typically procures capital by demonstrating to lenders that it has sufficient assets on its balance sheets. This study attempts to study project financing as an alternative method of financing projects and compare this methods and argue why project finance should be used, instead of traditional or corporate financing methods.

How to cite this article:

Fatemeh Asadi Dizaji, Reza Allahyari , Abolfazl Asadi Dizaji and Habib Aghdam Shahyar , 2011. Study of Project Finance Versus Corporate Finance. Journal of Economics Theory, 5: 102-105.

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