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Insurance for Projects

By using various insurance products now available in the market, many project finance developers have been able to change previously sub'investment-grade risks into more highly rated transactions, thus opening them up to classes of lenders that otherwise would not be able to provide the debt for such transactions.

8 minute read April 01, 2016 at 12:10 PM
By
Howard K. Weber
Insurance for Projects

Project finance transactions have certain risks associated with them that traditional credit-based transactions do not. These risks previously made it impossible to approach whole classes of investors due to regulatory reasons.

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