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| | Description | This cutting-edge financial casebook is divided into four modules: Structuring Projects, Valuing Projects, Managing Project Risk, and Financing Projects. The cases have been carefully selected to reflect actual use of project finance over the past five years in terms of geographic location (the cases come from 15 different countries) and industrial sectors. * Benjamin Esty, of the Harvard Business School, is one of the leading scholars in project finance. * Project finance is becoming the financing mechanism of choice for many private firms. * Cases require the reader to integrate knowledge from multiple disciplines when making a single managerial decision. This integration of functional areas such as strategy, operations, ethics, and human resource management encourages the reader to adopt a more integrative perspective and understanding of the interconnectedness of managerial decision-making. |  |
| | Product Details | | Author: | Benjamin C. Esty | | Paperback: | 544 pages | | Publisher: | Wiley | | Publication Date: | October 17, 2003 | | Language: | English | | ISBN: | 0471434256 | | Product Width: | 206.5 centimeters | | Product Height: | 255.5 centimeters | | Product Weight: | 2.72 pounds | | Package Length: | 9.76 inches | | Package Width: | 7.87 inches | | Package Height: | 1.57 inches | | Package Weight: | 2.91 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: | based on 6 reviews |
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43 of 44 found the following review helpful:
Absolutely useless for self-study Feb 15, 2008
By Mark Gurfinkel
"Mark"
This book is simply a collection of HBS case studies: nothing more, nothing less. For those who are not familiar with Top 20 MBA case study format (I graduated from Top 20 MBA school as recently as 2006), here is how it works:
"Company X wants to achieve Y result. Here is the data on Company X. Here is why they want to achieve the Y result. Here are some additional factors that affect the Company's decision-making process.
The Company X has options A, B, and C to get to Y. Which one of these options the Company X do you think should choose?" This is where the case ends - the correct answer is not disclosed - it is assumed one would discuss this case further in a classroom setting.
Therefore, unless one is discussing in great details the case with a professor or project finance professional, you won't know the answer / learn how to arrive at solution (read: model) yourself.
Therefore, this book is absolutely USELESS for self-study - i.e. for someone who wants to learn more about the field of project finance. Consider yourself forewarned!
8 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Good insight in Project Finance Nov 10, 2006
By S. Giardini The book gives an interesting insight in Project Finance and is especially valuable for giving the rationale in using PF versus traditional Corporate Finance.
It gives evidence of the matter through a step by step procedure so that every case adds some knowledge. Excellent terminology section.
For not experienced professional, maybe it should be read in conjunction with some manual providing the basic principle and more insight in financial and legal technicalities.
5 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Modern Project Finance - A Must-Have Text for all Project Finance Professionals Jan 10, 2007
By M. M. Mnyengeza
"Mzantsi Reviewer"
I must admit that I am a great fan of Professor Benjamin Esty.
When I bought this book I knew that I was going to come across well researched project finance case studies. The detail into which he goes into each transaction shows beyond doubt that he actually met/talked to the professionals who were an the coal-face of each transaction.
This book should also be a MUST-READ for all recent graduates who are starting out in Project Finance as it's written in a very user friendly fashion.
At the very beginning of this text book one is informed, contrary to popular belief, that Project Finance has been around for a very long time!
Five Stars material no doubt!
Msingathi "Msi" Mnyengeza
Johannesburg, South Africa
13 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Great Book Mar 19, 2005
By G. Rondon
"FinanceWhiz"
I used this for guidance as I was preparing a financing proposal for a methanol and formaldehyde chemical plant complex (US$250MM) and along with 'Principles of Project Finance' by E.Yescombe, I was well guided and my proposal was successful.
4 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Excellent Text for all levels Jan 11, 2007
By Mike Nikomarov
"ABeliever"
I am not in a finance field per se, but the case studies were easy to follow and analyze and provided for excellent readability. The amount of detail included in the presentations of each case is amazing. The cases span the entire world and cross numerous industries. There is also a noted focus on some projects spearheaded by the IFC.
It seems like this text would benefit anyone in the field while also interesting those who have never come across project finance.
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