Ep117: Commercial Bank, Term Loan B and Project Bond Market

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Ralph Cho and Mike Pantelogianis, Power & Infrastructure Finance Co-heads for Investec in North America, join us to discuss the commercial bank, term loan B and project bond lending markets. We get into the different features of each market, how lenders deal with construction risk differently, the speed of execution and ratings as well as the current tax equity market and the group’s picks for this year’s World Series.

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