Funding options for building developments - Revision history

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	In the October 2018 Budget, the then Chancellor Philip Hammond announced that he would abolish the use of private finance initiatives (PFI) for future building projects.		In the October 2018 Budget, the then Chancellor Philip Hammond announced that he would abolish the use of private finance initiatives (PFI) for future building projects.

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	* Bridging loan.		* Bridging loan.
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	* Construction project funding.		* Construction project funding.
	* Cost plans.		* Cost plans.
−	* Direct cost.
	* Drawdown.		* Drawdown.
	* Equity and loan capital.		* Equity and loan capital.
		+	* Funder.
	* Funding prospectus.		* Funding prospectus.
	* Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark GRESB.		* Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark GRESB.
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	* Property valuation.		* Property valuation.
	* Remortgage.		* Remortgage.
−	* Sourcing playbook.
−	* Types of development.

	= External links =		= External links =

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	* Equity and loan capital.		* Equity and loan capital.
	* Funding prospectus.		* Funding prospectus.
		+	* Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark GRESB.
	* Gross development value.		* Gross development value.
	* Leaseback.		* Leaseback.

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	* [http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201012/cmselect/cmtreasy/1146/114602.htm 2011 House of Commons Treasury Select Committee report on PFI].		* [http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201012/cmselect/cmtreasy/1146/114602.htm 2011 House of Commons Treasury Select Committee report on PFI].

−	[[Category:Taxation]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Taxation]] [[Category:Cost_/_business_planning]]

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Reverted edits by Richard Leader (talk) to last revision by Designing Buildings

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	* Bridging finance.		* Bridging finance.
	* Project finance with special project vehicle (equity) and syndicated non-recourse loans and /or limited recourse finance.		* Project finance with special project vehicle (equity) and syndicated non-recourse loans and /or limited recourse finance.
−	* [[Invoice_finance\|Invoice finance]].

	For the public sector, funding options might also include:		For the public sector, funding options might also include:

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	* Bridging finance.		* Bridging finance.
	* Project finance with special project vehicle (equity) and syndicated non-recourse loans and /or limited recourse finance.		* Project finance with special project vehicle (equity) and syndicated non-recourse loans and /or limited recourse finance.
		+	* [[Invoice_finance\|Invoice finance]].

	For the public sector, funding options might also include:		For the public sector, funding options might also include:

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−	It is rare in the private sector for the client to provide all the funding for its capital projects and even in the public sector, the government has sought to use external funding ~~for its capital projects~~ by means of the private finance initiative (PFI).	+	It is rare in the private sector for the client to provide all the funding for its capital projects and even in the public sector the government has sought to use external funding by means of the private finance initiative (PFI).

	A preliminary assessment of funding options should be carried out when considering whether to proceed with a project.		A preliminary assessment of funding options should be carried out when considering whether to proceed with a project.

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	For the public sector, funding options might also include:		For the public sector, funding options might also include:

−	* Private finance initiative (PFI).
	* Private developer scheme (PDS).		* Private developer scheme (PDS).
	* Leasehold.		* Leasehold.
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	On the 5th December 2012, the government published details of a new approach, stating that it ‘…remains committed to private sector involvement in delivering infrastructure and services, but has recognised the need to address the widespread concerns…’. The new version of PFI is referred to as PF2, and the key changes are set out in the article: PF2.		On the 5th December 2012, the government published details of a new approach, stating that it ‘…remains committed to private sector involvement in delivering infrastructure and services, but has recognised the need to address the widespread concerns…’. The new version of PFI is referred to as PF2, and the key changes are set out in the article: PF2.

−	~~Update:~~ In the October 2018 Budget, the then Chancellor Philip Hammond announced that he would abolish the use of private finance initiatives (PFI) for future building projects.	+	In the October 2018 Budget, the then Chancellor Philip Hammond announced that he would abolish the use of private finance initiatives (PFI) for future building projects.

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