School of Engineering Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 78 Project Financing Strategies for Major Infrastructure Projects Supervisor: ZHANG Xueqing / CIVL Student: LEE Ching Wai / CIVL Course: UROP 1100, Summer This study examines major infrastructure project development in Hong Kong. The literature review reaffirms the importance of feasibility analysis and the potential of project financing sources and shows the opportunities and challenges in the industry. This project illustrates some innovative ideas on the current practice. It introduces a mechanism using the example of Kai Tak Development. The mechanism embeds inspiration sources and insights on the possible improvements. This mechanism will help the government and its private developers formulate viable project strategies and avoid cost overrun pitfalls. Project Financing Strategies for Major Infrastructure Projects Supervisor: ZHANG Xueqing / CIVL Student: WONG Man Kit / CIVL Course: UROP 1000, Summer Infrastructure projects involve significant financial investments and prolonged durations. Project finance is a widely used form of funding. This approach typically involves investors and banks providing non-recourse loans due to the high capital requirements and extended timelines. However, various risks can significantly affect these projects and greatly impact how they turn out. This study analyzes the most efficient risk management techniques and their influence on the financing of infrastructure projects. It concludes that project sponsors and financial institutions can enhance their economic sustainability and structure by implementing a systematic risk analysis and management approach. Project Financing Strategies for Major Infrastructure Projects Supervisor: ZHANG Xueqing / CIVL Student: XIA Dechen / MATH-FAM Course: UROP 1100, Fall UROP 2100, Spring UROP 3100, Summer Maga-infrastructure projects play a vital role in economic development. Through unconventional financing approaches, project finance attracts various investors and provides essential capital for these large-scale endeavors. This study has reviewed the success stories of major international infrastructure development, showcasing the benefits of project finance in job creation and economic growth. Similarly, projects along the Belt and Road initiative highlight the collaboration between Chinese and international financial institutions to enhance infrastructure development. Overall, project finance is an important driver in promoting major infrastructure projects to improve the quality of life.
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