Examinando por Materia "Deuda mezanine"

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    Fuentes de financiación para proyectos del sector petrolero en Colombia
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2017) Ocampo Garnica, Juan Pablo; Gudiño Patiño, Óscar Mauricio
    In 2016, oil and gas reserves in Colombia have fallen back to 2012 levels as a result of the current low prices of commodities and increasing environmental requirements -- To this end, the government and the private sector must create scenarios that contribute to the development of the hydrocarbons sector through the development of exploration projects that mitigate the apparent stagnation of investment and, consequently, the deterioration of reserves, which ultimately reduce company value -- Investing through optimal financing and risk management mechanisms would facilitate resource access and business profitability in the medium and long term. In order to accomplish this, companies must be able to take advantage of the current juncture and look onto the future, with long-term investments that will allow them to recover and obtain the desired return -- For this to be possible better sources of financing must be sought, and without doubt the most important ones have been private capital funds and mezzanine capital financing, with the lowest costs and bearing the lowest risk for projects in the sector
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    Propuesta de implementación de la deuda tipo mezanine dentro de estructuras de financiación empresarial y Project finance
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2017) Agudelo Morales, Julián Fernando; Sánchez Ribero, Gustavo Alberto
    Project finance is a modality of project financing, which has recently been used in developing countries such as Colombia to finance megaprojects of road infrastructure -- However, in developed countries the Project financing mechanism has been used to finance business growth projects and private infrastructure works such as shopping centers, hotels and hospitals, among others -- One of the great difficulties in executing these types of projects is access to funding sources, mostly due to the lack of sufficient assets to support the debt -- An alternative financial instrument that is easily adjusted to the structure of project finance as well as to the business sector in general is the subordinated or mezanine debt, which presents several alternatives of financial instruments which are adjusted according to the needs of the project -- In addition, it is also an excellent source of financing for all types of companies that want to take advantage of the opportunities for growth and expansion of the market