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Can anyone tell me the difference between Project finance vs proj infrastructure teams and their work?
Also, why is projects team hated so much like in previous threads? Because I feel that projects team may include m&a, financing, advisory, disputes, different and variety of contracts.
Also, should one shift from real estate to project finance or project infra since I find real estate work which is title dd very boring and feel that it requires no brain and makes you dumb?
Will be grateful.
Project finance- most boring templates based work. Just advising on borrowing for a Project or lending for a project. Your prior experience from RE will be very relevant (particularly if you understand how charges are created etc).