Who It's For · Lenders & Project Finance
Contract-level risk data for lenders and project finance teams
Credit in concessions lives and dies on the contract: termination compensation, tariff resets, step-in rights. Concessio structures the clause language, the regulatory record, and the precedent base that credit teams need to underwrite and monitor concession exposure.
Last updated: July 2026
What you can research
- Contract clauses
- 3,500Contract clauses
- Concessions tracked
- 22,000+Concessions tracked
- Countries covered
- 185Countries covered
- KPIs monitored
- 3,566KPIs monitored
- Data sources
- 720+Data sources
Underwrite the downside
What happens if the concession is terminated?
The verbatim clause library holds termination, termination-compensation, and step-in language across 3,500 clauses, each quote cited to the underlying contract, gazette, or regulatory document — so the downside is read from the text that governs it.
What does precedent say?
Documented termination and renegotiation events are recorded against the concessions they happened to, alongside tracked infrastructure arbitration cases, so a credit view rests on precedent rather than recollection.
Track the regulatory cycle
Where do allowed returns and tariffs reset?
Regulatory determinations capture allowed returns, allowed revenues, RAB, and regulated tariffs as structured records, each cited to the determination document — so a reset cycle is a data point, not a rumour.
How do you follow a reset as it develops?
A live regulatory event feed threads consultations, determinations, and procurement notices into storylines against the asset and grantor behind them, so the arc of a regulatory reset is visible as it forms.
Monitor the book
How do you keep watch across a loan book?
Monitor the concessions you lend against by sector, country, expiry, operator, and status, with the live event feed flagging the events and storylines that touch each exposure.
What signals operational stress?
Operational KPIs — traffic, passengers, TEU — and approaching expiries surface the early signs that a concession's cash flows or renewal outlook are shifting.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I read the termination and step-in language for an asset?
- Where the underlying contract is public, the governing termination, termination-compensation, and step-in clauses are in the verbatim clause library, each cited to the source document.
- Does Concessio track termination and arbitration precedent?
- Yes. Documented termination and renegotiation events are recorded against the concessions they happened to, and infrastructure arbitration cases are tracked and linked to the underlying assets where identifiable.
- How does Concessio surface regulatory resets?
- Regulatory determinations capture allowed returns, allowed revenues, RAB, and regulated tariffs as structured, cited records, while a live event feed threads related regulatory events into storylines against the asset and grantor.
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Who else it's for
- Infrastructure FundsThe expiry calendar, contract language, and precedent base that origination and deal teams use to win concessions.
- Investment Banks & AdvisorsThe evidence base — expiries, comparable transactions, and contract terms — that wins and delivers concession mandates.
- Infrastructure LawyersVerbatim concession clause benchmarking across jurisdictions, each quote cited to the underlying contract, gazette, or regulatory document.
- Operators & ConcessionairesThe expiry windows, successor tenders, grantor behavior, and contract benchmarks that frame every renewal negotiation.
See Concessio on your own market
Request a demo and we'll walk you through the concessions, clauses, and regulatory events that matter to your team.