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'Dennis BuchananaEURO (TM)s text clearly shows how an understanding
of the complementary disciplines of geoscience, conventional
engineering and advanced financial engineering is essential to
making the right decisions concerning how to appraise a resource or
project and how to structure the funding of natural resources
assets in order to mitigate technical and financial risk and to
maximise value for owners. Crucially, the book also looks at how
other sources of capital, such as limited recourse lenders,
appraise metals and energy assets. Such an understanding is
essential to optimising the capital structure and valuation of
natural resources assets ... The advanced methodologies revealed in
Dennis BuchananaEURO (TM)s book will have great value to those
working in the technical and financial functions, or to those
spanning both functions, of the natural resources industry.
'Mineral EconomicsGiven the design component it involves, financial
engineering should be considered equal to conventional engineering.
By adopting this complementary approach, financial models can be
used to identify how and why timing is critical in optimizing
return on investment and to demonstrate how financial engineering
can enhance returns to investors. Metals and Energy Finance
capitalizes on this approach, and identifies and examines the
investment opportunities offered across the extractive industry's
cycle, from exploration through evaluation, pre-production
development, development and production. The textbook also
addresses the similarities of a range of natural resource projects,
whether minerals or petroleum, while at the same time identifying
their key differences.This new edition has been comprehensively
revised with a new chapter on Quantitative Finance and three
additional case studies. Contemporary themes in the revised edition
include the current focus on the transition from open pit to
underground mining as well as the role of real option valuations
applied to marginal projects that may have value in the future.This
innovative textbook is clear and concise in its approach. Both
authors have extensive experience within the academic environment
at a senior level as well as track records of hands-on
participation in projects within the natural resources and
financial services sectors. Metals and Energy Finance will be
invaluable to both professionals and graduate students working in
the field of mineral and petroleum business management.
'Dennis BuchananaEURO (TM)s text clearly shows how an understanding
of the complementary disciplines of geoscience, conventional
engineering and advanced financial engineering is essential to
making the right decisions concerning how to appraise a resource or
project and how to structure the funding of natural resources
assets in order to mitigate technical and financial risk and to
maximise value for owners. Crucially, the book also looks at how
other sources of capital, such as limited recourse lenders,
appraise metals and energy assets. Such an understanding is
essential to optimising the capital structure and valuation of
natural resources assets ... The advanced methodologies revealed in
Dennis BuchananaEURO (TM)s book will have great value to those
working in the technical and financial functions, or to those
spanning both functions, of the natural resources industry.
'Mineral EconomicsGiven the design component it involves, financial
engineering should be considered equal to conventional engineering.
By adopting this complementary approach, financial models can be
used to identify how and why timing is critical in optimizing
return on investment and to demonstrate how financial engineering
can enhance returns to investors. Metals and Energy Finance
capitalizes on this approach, and identifies and examines the
investment opportunities offered across the extractive industry's
cycle, from exploration through evaluation, pre-production
development, development and production. The textbook also
addresses the similarities of a range of natural resource projects,
whether minerals or petroleum, while at the same time identifying
their key differences.This new edition has been comprehensively
revised with a new chapter on Quantitative Finance and three
additional case studies. Contemporary themes in the revised edition
include the current focus on the transition from open pit to
underground mining as well as the role of real option valuations
applied to marginal projects that may have value in the future.This
innovative textbook is clear and concise in its approach. Both
authors have extensive experience within the academic environment
at a senior level as well as track records of hands-on
participation in projects within the natural resources and
financial services sectors. Metals and Energy Finance will be
invaluable to both professionals and graduate students working in
the field of mineral and petroleum business management.
Given the design component it involves, financial engineering
should be considered equal to conventional engineering. By adopting
this complementary approach, financial models can be used to
identify how and why timing is critical in optimizing return on
investment and to demonstrate how financial engineering can enhance
returns to investors. Metals and Energy Finance capitalizes on this
approach, and identifies and examines the investment opportunities
offered across the extractive industry's cycle, from exploration
through evaluation, pre-production development, development and
production. The textbook also addresses the similarities of a range
of natural resource projects, whether minerals or petroleum, while
at the same time identifying their key differences.This innovative
textbook is clear and concise in its approach, and is illustrated
throughout with case studies and exercises used at professional
training sessions. As the sum of 45 years' international experience
in industry and teaching mining geology, mineral exploration and
mineral project appraisal, Metals and Energy Finance will be
invaluable to both professionals and graduate students working in
the field of mineral and petroleum business management.
Given the design component it involves, financial engineering
should be considered equal to conventional engineering. By adopting
this complementary approach, financial models can be used to
identify how and why timing is critical in optimizing return on
investment and to demonstrate how financial engineering can enhance
returns to investors. Metals and Energy Finance capitalizes on this
approach, and identifies and examines the investment opportunities
offered across the extractive industry's cycle, from exploration
through evaluation, pre-production development, development and
production. The textbook also addresses the similarities of a range
of natural resource projects, whether minerals or petroleum, while
at the same time identifying their key differences.This innovative
textbook is clear and concise in its approach, and is illustrated
throughout with case studies and exercises used at professional
training sessions. As the sum of 45 years' international experience
in industry and teaching mining geology, mineral exploration and
mineral project appraisal, Metals and Energy Finance will be
invaluable to both professionals and graduate students working in
the field of mineral and petroleum business management.
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