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BUSINESS SEMINAR ON THE GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY (GIF)
Jordan Schwartz
Head of the Global Infrastructure Facility (GIF)
November 10, 2014
World Bank Tokyo Office
Context: Demand for the GIF
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Governments
o Need long-term finance for more
infrastructure investment
o Need to diversify sources of financing
o Over 80% of infrastructure purely public
o Over half of the “private” publicly financed
Compatible demands…
What’s not working?
Private investors
o Sponsors need competitive financing
packages
o Banks need exit options
o Institutional investors seek long-term
investments with predictable cash
flows
69%
24%
3%
46%
28%
21%
9%
Private vs. PPP Priv & Public Debt & Equity
Debt
Equity Private
Public
Public
Private
Telecoms
Divestiture
PPP
o Insufficient leverage
No pipeline of
projects that satisfy
both financial &
political economy
questions
Commercial close
Challenge: Project Preparation & Structuring
• Large contingencies remain
• Incomplete E&S assessments
TA
Investment decision
Financial close
Transaction Preparation Financing Identification Transaction Transaction Financing
• Driven by incumbent developer
• No assessment of Value for Money or best procurement approach
• Inadequate due diligence
• Missing legislation
• No land registry
• No pricing study
• Viability gap larger than expected
• Seek IDA for VGF, IBRD or RDB for loan
• No fiscal analysis
• Protracted post bid negotiations
• Resetting incumbent’s equity share
• Bilateral agencies stepping in to offer new tied structures and lending
MDB
Financing
• Government commitments not bankable
Credit
Enhancement
Challenge: What could we do differently?
Comprehensive preparatory work could require: : • Engineering, E&S, and pricing studies • Regulatory review and strengthening • Investment appraisal, including cost-benefit and fiscal
assessment • Commercial viability assessment • PPP structuring and decisions on best use of credit
enhancements
Commercial close
Financial close
Preparation Identification Transaction Financing
• Government or private sector identify investment need
• Government takes project to WBG or GIF partner
Platform
convened
• WBG • RDB
• Government • Domestic &
International Financiers
Investment Decision
• PPP structure and bid parameters refined
• Bid Documents developed
• Credit enhancement package prepared
TA Financial
arranging
Financial
instruments
• Financial structure finalized based on credit enhancement package
Potential Impact:
More efficient use of resources…
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No change
+ 30%
- 30%
+ 20%
+ 10%
-20%
- 10%
19% 18%
- 19% - 17% -10%
-17%
-27%
-32%
13.5%
- 5%
13%
Source: Andres, Schwartz, Guasch, Uncovering the Drivers of Utility Performance, World Bank (2013)
Effects of Private Participation and Regulation
Consumer Tariffs
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… More efficient financing structures
Base Case Project
GIF-Structured Project
Financial
close
FC
+ 4
YR
s
20 YRs
11 USc/kWh
9 USc/kWh
300 MW Combined Cycle Gas-to-Power Plant
FC
+ 2
YR
s
Commercial
Operations Date
Savings of an estimated
3% of a $2,000 annual
gross income; or 10% of
income at $2 per day
What is GIF: Partnership, Resources, Focus
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The Global Infrastructure Facility is an open
platform for collaboration between public and
private partners to prepare and structure complex
infrastructure projects that are potentially
commercially viable
What GIF will do: Activities
Enabling
Environment
& Project
Definition
Project
Preparation &
Investment
Feasibility
Transaction
Support &
Financial
Structuring
Financial
Arranging &
Credit
Enhancement
Investment decision
Commercial close
Financial close
Activities Project
Milestone
o End-to-end development and structuring for complex private infrastructure projects
o Gap-filling support complements other resources
o Partnership approach to implementation…
o Revolving facility shares preparation cost and risk
o … Leveraging WBG capacity
How GIF will work: Institutional Options
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Independent
entity Internal WBG
mechanism
WBG Partnership
Program
Open structure
conducive to
partnerships
Less credibility and
convening power
Replication of
skills required
Capitalize on
WBG skill,
experience, and
convening power
Less conducive to
partnerships
How GIF will work: Proposed Structure
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Institutional
Investors
Global Infrastructure Facility
Management Unit
Banks & Other
Financial
Institutions
Governance Council
Advisory Partners Funding Partners Technical Partners
Advisory Council
WBG Partnership
Program
Donors MDBs
Bilaterals,
SDBs, ECAs
GIF Pilot Phase: Global Test of GIF Model
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Hydro generation: Can
BOO designed for energy
export be structured to
produce domestic
economic returns?
Rail to mines: Can
multiple mines
jointly concession a
rail line?
Rail: Can rail
extensions to
agricultural regions be
financed on back of
mine-mouth trunk line?
Urban rail: Can projects
be structured so NDBs
convert their role from
lender to backstopper?
Water: Can
desalination be
structured for
eventual trade?
Air transport: How
should a large set of
provincial airports be
packaged as PPPs? Power: Can transmission
lines be structured so
that domestic and
international institutional
investors come in with
long-term finance? What
instruments can be used
to lengthen local
currency swap markets?
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GIF Pilot Phase: Global Test of GIF Model
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Multilateral
Development Bank
National Infra Fund or
Development Bank
Institutional
Investor Donor
RDB
MDB
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RDB
WBG
RDB
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RDB RDB
MDB
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o $80 - $100 million target for initial capitalization
o GIF Team to finalize partnership agreement with Funding,
Technical, and Advisory partners and commence operations
o Review after 3-year pilot phase: structure, scope, and scale of
activities
GIF Pilot Phase: Next Steps
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Consultations with Partners
and EDs
Board Date
Sept 11
Signing at WB Annual
Meetings
Oct 9
Prepare and finalize Partnership
Agreements / define Pilot Projects
Start GIF Operations
August September October Nov - Feb March