Now in its fourth edition, IPF is the definitive guide to legal and practical issues in international projects. This work covers all relevant financing techniques, cross-border issues, and includes analysis of both English and New York law. New chapters cover environmental and social considerations in IPF projects, and the energy transition sector.

1: John Dewar: Approaching Legal Issues in a Project Finance Transaction 2: Aled Davies and Andrew Pendleton: Project Participants and Structures 3: Munib Hussain and David Thomas: Sources of Funding 4: John Dewar and Mai Mitsumori-Miller: Project Risks 5: John Dewar, Alex Brightman, and Ignatius Quin: Allocation of Risks in Project Documentation 6: Matt Ahrens, Thomas Goslin, and Allison Sloto: Environmental and Social Issues in Project Finance 7: Ian Catterall, Sean Jukes, and Yi Ming Chan: Insurance 8: Vicky May, Seyda Duman, and Chrisangelina Lo: Principal Loan Finance Documentation 9: Alec Borisoff, Andrew Pendleton, and Lewis Blundell: Official Funding Sources: Export Credit Agencies 10: John Dewar, Harriet Ohemeng, and Abdullah Geelah: Official Funding Sources: Multilateral and Other Development Finance Institutions 11: Tim Peterson, Apostolos Gkoutzinis, and Rebecca Marques: Documentation of Project Bonds 12: Munib Hussain and Noor Maraghi: Islamic Project Finance 13: Rachel Croft and Samuel Forsyth: Ancillary Finance Documentation 14: Jean-Renaud Cazali, Ilhem Haouas, Noor Maraghi, and Walter Piazza: Project Finance in Civil Law Jurisdictions 15: International Projects - Sector Focus   15A: Matthew Brown and Ishaï Wodon: Energy Transition 15B: Aled Davies and James Orme: Oil and Gas 15C: Alec Borisoff, Emily Whittaker, Séverine Losembe and Rachel Tay: Mining Projects 15D: James Murray and Andrew Gibb: Conventional Power 15E: Allan Marks, Jenna Darler, and Christopher Esposito: Renewable Energy 15F: Paul Murphy and Seyda Duman: Financing Nuclear Power Projects 15G: Allan Marks, Timothy Wendling, and Sean O'Neill: Infrastructure/Public Private Partnerships 16: Kate Colman and Seyda Duman: Defaults and Workouts: Restructuring Project Financings 17: Tom Canning, Viren Mascarenhas, Kamel Aitelaj, and Vasiliki Katsarou: Dispute Resolution in Project Finance Transactions

John Dewar is a partner in the London office of Milbank LLP and a member of the firm's Project, Energy and Infrastructure Finance Group. His practice centres on project and structured finance transactions in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. He has been recognised by Legal 500, International Financial Law Review, Chambers, Legal Experts, and Who's Who Legal as among the world's leading project finance lawyers. John has contributed to many articles which have appeared in publications such as the International Comparative Legal Guide, the International Financial Law Review, The Islamic Finance and Markets Law Review, and Getting the Deal Through.

Focuses on the international and cross-border dimensions of project finance Covers English, New York, and civil law jurisdictions, ensuring compliance and effective project documentation Presents a detailed examination of various sectors such as energy transition, transportation, infrastructure/Public Private Partnerships, mining, and oil and gas, addressing unique challenges and opportunities Provides guidance on identifying, assessing, and managing project risks with practical tools, for example, risk matrices and checklists Offers strategies and insights for resolving conflicts in international project finance transactions, ensuring smooth project execution