LEGAL AND COMPLIANCE ISSUES IN INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING
This advanced law course delves into the complex regulatory landscape and legal framework governing infrastructure financing. Covering both domestic and international perspectives, the course examines the critical issues and challenges encountered in securing funding for large-scale infrastructure projects, such as transportation, energy, and social infrastructure. Students will explore topics ranging from risk management, due diligence, and contractual obligations to the ethical and social responsibilities inherent in infrastructure investments.
Course Objectives
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To provide a deep understanding of the legal frameworks that govern infrastructure financing both domestically and internationally.
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To provide insights into the various contractual mechanisms, funding models, and public-private partnerships commonly used in infrastructure financing.
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To acquaint students with current trends and challenges in the field, including environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, anti-corruption practices, and evolving regulatory landscapes.
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To foster a nuanced understanding of ethical considerations and social impacts associated with infrastructure financing.