Project Finance

Promoting investment in emerging economies

MSM has designed one of the first courses in Europe that comprises an introduction to blended financial instruments, a critical knowledge area to take full advantage of a new generation of financial sources aimed at promoting private investment in emerging economies.

2015 has been a critical year for global economic development. Leaders from around the world adopted a global 2030 development agenda at a UN Summit in September 2015. These global goals, called the Sustainable Development Goals, are ambitious and demand equal ambition in using the “billions” in Official Development Assistance to channel and crowd-in “trillions” in investments of all kinds: public and private, national and international. These goals will drive the global economic development agenda over the next 15 years.

"This programme exceeded my expectations; it's very interesting, informative, it made me think outside of the box and encouraged me to learn more about project finance. I recommend it to anyone who wants to initiate new projects as well as start-up companies.”
Hajir Musa (Sudan), participant of MSM's Project Finance programme in October 2021

Taking full advantage of blended financial instruments to finance business projects that will create jobs and boost economic development is a critical challenge for business people all around the world.

“I really enjoyed the programme, from the content to the diverse group of students from across the world and the vast experiences of the lecturers on the subject matter. The trainers we very knowledgeable on the subject matter, they made the course practical and engaging. Both trainers are experts in their field which made the course more relevant and enriching.”
Lucas Modiba (South Africa), participant of MSM's Project Finance programme in October 2021

Accreditation

Maastricht School of Management (MSM) is part of the Maastricht University School of Business and Economics (SBE). SBE has been awarded three prestigious accreditations, AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA, resulting in what is known as the Triple Crown accreditation. Only 1% of business schools worldwide can boast this honour, many of which are SBE partner institutes.