Background:
Risk analysis of projects has acquired importance in the context of multiple random variables and uncertain future scenarios. Basic Project models have to be stress tested for varying assumptions and scenarios before coming to any conclusion about their financial viability. Through simulation, the distribution of results can be generated and used for risk quantification. Besides this, the management can better understand the sensitive factors on which the results depend and take extra care to manage them.
Objectives: This two day workshop will enhance the skill sets of participants through hands-on learning of Monte Carlo methods in project viability analysis with specific focus on financial modeling and real life case studies.
Target audience: The target audience is senior finance managers, managers working in corporate planning, project finance executives of banks, executives from development finance institutions, executives engaged in project and infrastructure financing activities.
Date:
MAR 6, 2008
Venue: IFMR Chennai
Fee: Rs. 10000
Course Co-ordinator: Prof. G. Balasubramanian
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