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The Infrastructure Investment Analyst
A Practical Career and Implementation Guide to Deals, Diligence, and Asset Management
Verlag:
Independently Published Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P36745756
EAN: 9798187491865
Erhältlich:
Nicht auf Lager
Zustellung: Do, 08.10.2026
Versand: Kostenlos
CHF 32.–
Beschreibung
Infrastructure has become one of the most sought-after allocations in private markets, and the analysts and associates who staff these deals are expected to move fluently between financial modeling, technical diligence, and post-close asset management from day one. Most of them learn the job by trial and error, piecing together conventions from spreadsheets they inherit and diligence checklists nobody explains. This book closes that gap. The Infrastructure Investment Analyst. is a practical, deal-by-deal guide to how infrastructure investing actually works inside a fund, a pension or sovereign wealth infrastructure team, or an advisory practice. It walks through the full transaction lifecycle:. Sourcing and screening opportunities. Building financial models for regulated, contracted, and merchant assets. Running IRR and cash yield waterfalls, and stress-testing returns under realistic downside scenarios. Technical, legal, regulatory, environmental, and commercial diligence workstreams. Financing structures, availability payments, and offtake contracts. Post-close asset management: budget oversight, capital planning, stakeholder and regulator management, and value creation ahead of exit. Readers get usable frameworks throughout: model structure conventions, diligence checklists organized by sector, term sheet red flags, and a plain-language glossary of infrastructure jargon. A closing section addresses the career path directly: how to position a resume for infrastructure roles, what interviewers actually test for in case studies, and how to think about the move from analyst to associate to asset manager. Who this book is forAnalysts and associates joining infrastructure funds. Direct investment teams at pensions, insurers, and sovereign wealth funds. Advisors and lenders working alongside infrastructure sponsors. Career switchers from project finance, engineering, or corporate development. If you want a structured, no-nonsense reference for how infrastructure deals get sourced, underwritten, financed, and managed, rather than a theoretical survey of the asset class, this guide is built for your desk, not your bookshelf.
Spezifikationen
Sprache
- Englisch
Autor
- Julian R. Sterling
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2026
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 160