Oil & Gas Agreements: the Funding of Operations - London
The oil and gas industry is capital intensive, with long time periods prior to economic payback. As such, the financing of operations is a constant challenge for the management of any oil and gas entity. There are a variety of methods for financing
operations, including private equity, capital markets, commercial loans and project financing, each with different characteristics. The forms of funding available vary according to the status of the operations in question and the associated
contractual matrix.
Course dates
Course overview:
The oil and gas industry is capital intensive, with long time periods prior to economic payback. As such, the financing of operations is a constant challenge for the management of any oil and gas entity. There are a variety of methods for financing operations, including private equity, capital markets, commercial loans and project financing, each with different characteristics. The forms of funding available vary according to the status of the operations in question and the associated contractual matrix.
This workshop will consider the various forms of funding available to oil and gas industry participants, the stages at which such funding becomes available, the legal forms that may be used with each type of funding, the obligations created by those forms and the principle legal issues that impact upon and specific issues that affect the forms.
How this course will help you:
The course will cover:
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The contract matrix in the oil & gas industry
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Key agreements and examples of those agreements
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The relationship matrix from a contractual and a corporate perspective
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The legal principles that shadow relationships
- Specific issues affecting relationships
Who should attend:
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Commercial managers in the oil and gas sector
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Insurance and risk managers
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In-house lawyers involved in oil and gas sector
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Lawyers in private practice involved in oil and gas law
Day 1
Self funding
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Shareholder agreements
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Loan agreements
Industry funding
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Sale of interests
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Farm-outs
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Offtake commitments
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Royalty interests
Private equity funding
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Warrants
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Royalty interests
Day 2
Capital markets
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Public offer of equity securities
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Forms
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Offer for subscription
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Offer for sale
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Placings and intermediaries offers
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Regulatory framework
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Mandatory prospectus disclosure regime
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Public offer of equity securities by private companies
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Corporate Bonds
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Terms of bonds
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Structure issues
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Issuance and trading of bonds
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Regulatory framework
Debt markets
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Commercial loans
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Overdrafts
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Term loans
Day 3
Project finance
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Introduction
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Risk phases
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Engineering and construction
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Start-up
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Operations
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Risk
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Credit risk appraisal
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The offering memorandum
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Types of capital and debt
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Equity
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Subordinated debt (mezzanine financing or quasi-equity)
- Senior debt
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Financial instruments available for use in structuring
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Direct financing route
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Indirect financing route
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Loans
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Bonds
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Leasing
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Entities for projects
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Companies
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Partnerships
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Limited partnerships
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Limited liability partnerships
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Contractual joint ventures
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Trusts
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Extent of recourse
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Security
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Guarantees
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Owner guarantors
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Third-party guarantors
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Coverage of guarantees
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Types of guarantees
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Insurance
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Political risk insurance
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Sponsor documentation
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Pre-development agreements
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Shareholders’ agreement / joint venture agreement
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Sponsors’ support agreement
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Loan and security documentation
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Project loan agreement
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Security documentation
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Project documentation
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Concession agreement / licences
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Construction contracts
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Operating and maintenance agreements
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Supply agreements
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Sales/offtake agreements
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Other project documents
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Multilateral lending agencies and export credit agencies
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Contractors, trade creditors and vendor financing
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Commodity/production loans
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Forward sales/purchases
Major issues
Central London Hotel, London, United Kingdom
This programme takes place on a non-residential basis at a central London hotel. Non-residential course fees include training facilities, documentation, lunches and refreshements for the duration of the programme. Delegates are responsible for arranging their own accommodation, however, prior to the course the delegate will receive full Joining Instructions which will detail how to book accommodation close to the training venue. Alternatively delegates can visit www.euromoneytraining.com/accommodation to view a list of preferred hotels in Central London.
As with all Euromoney Training programmes on-site administrators will be with you at the beginning of the programme to ensure smooth administration and group interaction.
Interested in holding this course in-house? Please fill out your details and a member of our team will be in touch with more information.
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