Title: Diapositiva 1
1FINANCING PPP IN INTESA
SANPAOLO GROUP
Bulgaria Italy Bilateral Cooperation
Project Models and Strategies for Public-Private
Partnership Rome, 23rd October 2007
2Financing PPP in Intesa Sanpaolo Group
- Public Infrastructure Finance in
- Intesa Sanpaolo
- 2. Public Private Partnership
- 3. Project Finance
- 4. Case studies
3Financing PPP in Intesa Sanpaolo Group
Intesa Sanpaolo Group - Overview
- Intesa Sanpaolo is a new banking group resulting
from the merge between Banca Intesa and Sanpaolo
IMI. - Intesa Sanpaolo is ranked among the top banking
groups in the Euro Zone Countries, while in Italy
is the market leader with an average market share
of approximately 20 in all business areas
(retail, corporate and wealth management). - The Group has a selected presence in the
countries of Central-Eastern Europe and in the
Mediterranean area, with approximately 7 million
customers in 12 countries. - Intesa Sanpaolo has a well widespread
international network with presence in 35
countries. - The Group is quoted both on the Milan Stock
Exchange as well as on the New York Stock
Exchange and it is a member of DJ Eurostoxx 50
and FTSE EUROTOP 100. - As at January 2, 2007
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Banca Intesa Infrastrutture e Sviluppo Banca
O.P.I.
The merger between Sanpaolo IMI and Banca Intesa
will also involve the Merger of the two public
and infarstructure finance specialized banks of
the Group, Banca Intesa Infrastrutture e Sviluppo
and Banca OPI. The integration process will lead
by the end of the current year to a new entity
which represents the first Italian bank for
Public and Infrastructure Finance and one of the
leading operators in Europe, with its 42 bln of
assets and 301 mln of operating profit (2006
BIIS and BIIS aggregate figures), able to drive
the development of infrastructure, utilities and
all sectors involving central and local
governments, also encouraging a closer
cooperation between the Public and Private
sectors. The new Bank will supply its clients,
i.e. Central Governments, Public Entities, Local
Authorities, Public Utilities and General
Contractors with a wide range of financial
products, both traditional and structured (short,
medium and long term lending, Project Financing,
Securitization, Asset-Liabilities Management and
Financial Advisory).
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Product Offering
ADVISORY
ARRANGING
FINANCING
DEAL CLOSURE
- STRATEGIC
- INDUSTRIAL
- Market entry strategy
- Regulation and tariff advice
- Commercial negotiation
- Price and value analysis
- FINANCIAL
- Financial modelling
- Contractual Structures
- Funding options
- Risk sharing and mitigation
- Project financing
- Bond financing
- Stand alone
- Acquisition / Bridge financing
- Bridge to capital market financing
- Term debt
- Underwriting debt
- Review tender documentation
- Funding strategy
- Senior debt
- Leasing
- Bonds
- Equity
- Security Structure
- Documentation
- Leading / managing the due diligence process
- Legal
- Technical
- Insurance
- Modelling
- Hedging
- Syndication
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Clients
PROJECT COMPANIES
PUBLIC SECTOR COMPANIES
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
CONTRACTORS
- State
- Government Departments
- Central government authorities
- Regional and Local authorities
- Social security and insurance entities
- State and local service-providing entities
(research, health, housing, culture, education,
etc)
- Utilities (gas, water, Transport,
renewables) - Companies in which the State is a majority and/or
controlling shareholder - Companies controlled by Regional or Local
authorities
- Public and Private concessionaires of public
services - Special purpose vehicles
- Public-Private Partnerships
- Consortia of concession bidders
- Private Sector Contractors
- Construction Companies
Our customers are based both in Italy and
overseas and include
7Financing PPP in Intesa Sanpaolo Group
- Public Infrastructure Finance in
- Intesa Sanpaolo
- 2. Public Private Partnership
- 3. Project Finance
- 4. Case studies
8Public Private Partnership vs. Project Finance
Financing PPP in Intesa Sanpaolo Group
Public Private Partnership (PPP) is a partnership
between the public and private sector for the
purpose of delivering a project or service
- Project Finance (PF) is a financial technique
suitable to finance a project or service
developed as a PPP
9PPP The Italian Procedure to Select a
Concessionaire - the Private Initiative
(D.lgs. 163/2006 art. 153)
Financing PPP in Intesa Sanpaolo Group
Authorities Planning
Private parties submit their Proposal
Selection of the best proposal
Authorities make their Planning over a 3-year
period
Tender
Tuning of the Project Documents
Tender on the basis of the Promotores
Proposal
Selection of the Infrastructures to be build
Business Plan
Selection of the PROMOTORE
Public Tender to select the Promotore
Grant of the Concession
Concession Agreement (DRAFT)
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PPP The Italian Procedure to Select a
Concessionaire - the Public Initiative
(D.lgs. 163/2006 art. 143)
Public Tender
After the selection of the bidder
Authorities prepare all the Project Documents
Public Tender on the basis of the Project
Documents
Due Diligence
Risk Analysis
Legal
Financing
Technical
Business Planl
OM
EPC
Insurance
Design and Concession Agreement
Financial Contracts
Others
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The PPP market in Italy in 2006 (1/3)
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The PPP market in Italy in 2006 (2/3)
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The PPP market in Italy in 2006 (3/3)
14Financing PPP in Intesa Sanpaolo Group
- Public Infrastructure Finance in
- Intesa Sanpaolo
- 2. Public Private Partnership
- 3. Project Finance
- 4. Case studies
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The Bankability
Bankability is, as it sounds, the acceptability
or otherwise of a projects structure as the
basis of a project financing. Bankability is an
art, not a science. It is a very fluid concept,
changing rapidly as market practice and sentiment
change. It can also be a very deal-specific
concept what is an acceptable balance of risks
for one project may not be acceptable for another
project with slightly different strengths and
weaknesses (Graham D. Vinter)
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17Financing PPP in Intesa Sanpaolo Group
Main Commercial Contracts in a Project Financing
- Concession Agreement
- Construction Contract
- OM Contract
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Main Financial Contracts in a Project Financing
- Facility Agreement
- Equity Contribution Agreement
- Security Agreements
- Accounts Agreement
- Intercreditor Agreement
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III.3
Risk Allocation Matrix
Operator
Constructor
SPV
Banks
Grantor
Insurer
Change in Law
x
Construction Risk
x
x
Commercial Risk
x
Technological Risk
x
x
Authorisation Risk
x
x
x
Financial Risk
x
x
Country Risk
x
x
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The Due Diligence Process
- Technical aimed at evaluating the overall
project risk framework, including design,
construction delivery, capital expenditure,
operation and maintenance, contractual framework,
environmental matters and electricity sales and
assessing and commenting the risk implications
for the Lenders and the Project as a whole - Legal aimed at reviewing the Projects documents
and the legaltax framework, drafting and
negotiating the financing and security documents,
assisting to closing formalities, assessing and
commenting the risk implications for the Lenders
and the Project as a whole - Insurance aimed at defining the proper insurance
package for the project.
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The Concession Agreement Main Clauses from the
Bankability point of view
- Financial Re-equilibrium procedure
- Banks Step-in right in the Project Documents in
case of Concessionaire Default - Indemnities in case of Termination of the
Concession Contract for Grantor/Concessionaire
Default (Termination Payment)
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- Small Is Really Beautiful?
- Three issues about the Project Size
- Is it possible to Simplify the Contractual
Structure? - Are Due Diligences still necessary?
- Can Costs be afforded?
23Financing PPP in Intesa Sanpaolo Group
- Public Infrastructure Finance in
- Intesa Sanpaolo
- 2. Public Private Partnership
- 3. Project Finance
- 4. Case studies
24Financing PPP in Intesa Sanpaolo Group
A New Bologna Municipality Headquarter (Italy)
DUC Bologna spa Financial Close 2004
- Project financing for the funding of the Design,
Build, Operate and Transfer of the New Bologna
Municipality Headquarter under a PPP - DUC Bologna (the Concessionaire) is a special
vehicle company (or the Project Company)
established for the purpose of implementing the
project by the consortium members who won the
bidding process. It signed a 30 years Concession
Agreement - Total innvestment cost of around 100 mln
(including construction costs of around 70
mln). - The Cocessionaire enter into a Construction
Agreement with a Contractor on a lump sum, fixed
price basis and into an Operating Agreement with
the Operator for the facility management
services. - The Municipality of Bologna will pay a fee to the
Concessionaire for the entire life of the
Concession allowing the Concessionaire to repay
the debt and to payout dividends to the project
companys shareholders.
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DUC Bologna s.p.a. New Building of Municipality
of Bologna (Italy)
Project Structure
26Frullo Energia e Ambiente Srl - Waste to Energy
Project in Granarolo dellEmilia (Bo)
Project Structure
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Banca BIIS and BOPI Infrastructure Project
Finance Via Monte di Pietà,8 20121 Milano
Maurizio Pagani Executive Director
Infrastructure and Project
Finance Phone 39 02 87965490 Fax 39 02
87962500 maurizio.pagani_at_biis.it
BIIS Viale Monte di Pieta 8 20121 Milano
BIIS Viale Monte di Pieta 8 20121 Milano
BOPI Viale dellArte, 21 00144 Roma
Carlo Bongianni Infrastructure and Project
Finance Phone 39 02 87962669 Fax 39 02
87963689 carlo.bongianni_at_biis.it
Filippo Granara Infrastructure and Project
Finance Phone 39 06 59593613 Fax 39 06
59593665 filippo.granara_at_bancaopi.it
Giancarlo Carnelli Infrastructure and Project
Finance Phone 39 02 87962055 Fax 39 02
87962080 giancarlo.carnelli_at_biis.it