Project financing a great obligation in terms of the industry with less demand,in case of it it's hardeing truth that the demand fluctuation with a saturated part of the projects is a high directive to project financing,wherein the client also needs a stuck up advocacy. Banks are also like the examplified the JP Morgans credential also lost as the downturn and the lost opportunity as amalgamation could be horrified. Debt crisis is so dangerously looming the verge of loosing entire client at once with no question of funding for project by obviousity the insurance.
Well explained, the side comments made it hilarious yet insightful. Many thanks
Thanks Dr. Bodmer. I attended your class 2 years ago in Manila It's great that you're updating your presentations. Keep it up!
As for the risk it's forbidden in case of the laggard turn of the Bell,as no break even could be observed characteristically.
wow ... thanks very much for this lecture
So from today's analysis of metric we can observe a lesser or considerable allowance or funding to the entire industry as clientele.
Include a definitions factsheet with your presentation?
Dr. Bodmer - great stuff. can you share the link to part 2 of this lecture please. Many thanks!
Project financing a great obligation in terms of the industry with less demand,in case of it it's hardeing truth that the demand fluctuation with a saturated part of the projects is a high directive to project financing,wherein the client also needs a stuck up advocacy.
Banks are also like the examplified the JP Morgans credential also lost as the downturn and the lost opportunity as amalgamation could be horrified.
Debt crisis is so dangerously looming the verge of loosing entire client at once with no question of funding for project by obviousity the insurance.
Well done!! Keep uploading videos like this!
Thanks for what you do!
Appreciate your efforts, many thanks. Is it possible to download lecture one ppt?
Thsnks again
Excellent
Topic well explained.
You reckon? I don't mind admitting I don't understand it...especially in the context of public finance