IN a Finex-Citi junior bankers congress in Cagayan de Oro on August 13, a student asked if a project could push through after meeting the hurdle rate or the internal rate of return required by the project proponent. This was during the session on treasury and risk management when we were discussing cost of capital. The question reminded of my previous experience working on power projects.
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