Which of the following statements are true for traditional and project finance (select all that apply):

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First, consider the general idea of costs and structure differences between traditional corporate finance and project finance. This helps set expectations for evaluating each statement.
Option A: 'A cost of transaction is lower with traditional (corporate) finance than with project finance' This is typically true. Traditional corporate finance usually involves fewer specialized contracts, simpler governance, and fewer interdependent SPV structures, which generally lead to lower transactional and due-diligence costs compared to the more complex project-finance arrangements that require creating an SPV, off-balance-sheet treatment considerations, numerous contracts, and extensive risk analysis.
Option B: 'If a parent company borrows money in order to invest into a project that is managed as part of a new entity (project finance), they are not liable for this loan if the project fails' In project finance, the debt is commonly non-recourse to the sponsors (the parent company), meaning lenders rely on the project's cash flows and assets rather than the sponsors' balance sheets. If there are no guarantees, the sponsors are not personally liable for the loan if the project fails. However, this can vary if sponsors provide guarantees or if cross-default or other contractual arrangements are involved. Taken in the standard project-finance sense, this statement aligns with the typical non-recourse feature, so it is generally true when no guarantees are given.
Option C: 'A cost of transaction is higher with traditional (corporate) finance than with project finance' This contradicts the usual comparison. Since project finance has to establish an SPV, detailed contracts, and extensive risk structuring, its transactional costs are typically higher, not lower. Therefore, this statement is incorrect.
Option D: 'If a parent company borrows money in order to invest into a project that is managed as part of a new entity (project finance), they are still liable for this loan regardless if the project fails or succeeds' This would contradict the non-recourse nature of typical project-finance structures. Unless guarantees or special arrangements exist, sponsors are not automatically liable for project debt if the project fails. Hence, this statement is generally false in standard project-finance practice.

In summary, the statements that align with standard understanding are A and B, while C and D conflict with the typical cost structure and liability framework of traditional corporate finance versus project finance. Note that real-world arrangements can vary based on contracts and guarantees, but the above reflects the common textbook distinctions.

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