Project Finance Contract Template for Pakistan

1. Intercreditor Provisions: Required when multiple lenders or classes of debt are involved, establishing priority and voting rights

2. Islamic Finance Provisions: Required when Islamic financing is part of the structure, ensuring Shariah compliance

3. Political Risk Insurance: Include when political risk insurance is part of the security package

4. Export Credit Agency Provisions: Required when export credit agencies are involved in the financing

5. Step-in Rights: Include for critical infrastructure projects where lenders may need to take control

6. Local Content Requirements: Include when required by Pakistani law for specific sectors

7. Currency Conversion: Required for multi-currency facilities or offshore payment obligations

8. Direct Agreements: Include when project contracts require direct agreements with key counterparties

1. Form of Drawdown Request: Standard form for requesting drawdowns under the facility

2. Form of Transfer Certificate: Template for transferring commitments between lenders

3. Security Documents: List and forms of all security documents

4. Project Documents: List of all material project documents

5. Financial Model: Agreed base case financial model and assumptions

6. Repayment Schedule: Detailed amortization schedule

7. Conditions Precedent Documents: List of all required CP documents

8. Insurance Requirements: Detailed insurance requirements and minimum coverage

9. Form of Compliance Certificate: Template for periodic compliance reporting

10. Technical Description of Project: Detailed technical specifications and project description

11. Financial Covenants Calculations: Methodology for calculating financial covenants

12. Required Authorizations: List of required permits and approvals