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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
Professor Chris Droussiotis Summer 2019
Business Financial Statements
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Professor Chris droussiotis Career in finance Professor Chris droussiotis

Company Specific Analysis – a 30,000 feet view

Spectrum of career opportunities in finance CORPORATE FINANCE CREDIT ANALYSIS INVESTMENTS Corporations Treasury (Budget & Planning) Controller / Accounting Commercial Banking Credit Analysis (Corporate / Project Finance / Asset Finance) Advisory (Syndications, Distribution, Sales & Trade) Portfolio Management Risk Management (Credit & Market) Operations – Compliance & KYC Loan Control/Treasury Merchant Banking (CLOs, BDCs) Credit Analysis (Bonds/Loans) Portfolio Management Investment Banking Broker/Dealer - Sales & Trade Advice (M&A, Capital Markets, Economics) Research Portfolio Management Wealth Management Other Finance Careers Rating Agencies for Bonds and Loans Consulting Services (Capital Markets, M&A) Specialized Finance Services Private Equity Equity Analysis Portfolio Management (Equity)

CORPORATE FINANCE Analysis: Understanding Financial Statements Running Financial Ratios to measure performance based on Last year and years before (trend analysis) Competitors, industry and market standards (Comparable Analysis) Expectation (Vs budget) Budgeting and Planning Budgeting & Planning Projects / Capital Raising Corporations Treasury (Budget & Planning) Controller / Accounting

CORPORATE FINANCE Measurement of Profit and Loss over a Period of Time INCOME STATEMENT Measurement of Profit and Loss over a Period of Time Top Line to Bottom Line Revenue (Sales) Less Expenses = Profit or Loss CASE STUDY

CORPORATE FINANCE BALANCE SHEET STATEMENT It shows us on a snap shot the Wealth of the Company The statement is set-up in Order of Liquidity CASE STUDY

CORPORATE FINANCE CASH FLOW STATEMENT It shows the Company’s Cash Inflow and Outflow over a period of time Differences between Income Statement and Cash Flow Statement Timing Differences (Working Capital Activities) Capital Expenses Vs Operating Expenses (Investment Activities) Financing Expenses not included in the Income Statement (Financing Activities) Represents the changes from last Year’s Balance Sheet to this Year’s Balance Sheet Asset goes Up = Cash Negative Asset goes down = Cash Positive Liability goes up = Cash Positive Liability goes down = Cash Negative Owner’s Equity goes up = Cash Positive Owner’s Equity goes down = Cash Negative

CORPORATE FINANCE Financial Analysis Management Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) Equity & Bond Research – Wall Street Analysts The Financial Statements could be used by analysts to project the Company’s performance and valuation For an effective performance of the Company, you need to ask the three following questions: How is the Company doing versus Last Year How is the Company doing versus its competitors / piers/ market How is the Company doing versus expectations

CORPORATE FINANCE Financial Analysis Management Discussion and Analysis (MD&A) Equity & Bond Research – Wall Street Analysts The Financial Statements could be used by analysts to project the Company’s performance and valuation For an effective performance of the Company, you need to ask the three following questions: How is the Company doing versus Last Year How is the Company doing versus its competitors / piers/ market How is the Company doing versus expectations

Financial Ratio Analysis CORPORATE FINANCE Financial Ratio Analysis Trend Analysis Liquidity Ratio How well the Company manages Cash

Financial Ratio Analysis CORPORATE FINANCE Financial Ratio Analysis Solvency Ratio How well the Company manages Debt Activity and Operating Ratios It measures productivity and efficiency for running the business Please note that there are a lot of ratios establish by specialization (i.e. for a Hotel company is Occupancy Rate or for a Cable company is revenue per subscriber)

Financial Ratio Analysis CORPORATE FINANCE Financial Ratio Analysis Profitability Ratio How profitable is the company

CREDIT ANALYSIS FRONT OFFICE MIDDLE OFFICE BACK OFFICE Customer facing services Corporate Finance: Underwrite, Lending / Investing (Primary Market) Sales & Trade – (Secondary Market) Advisory and Research MIDDLE OFFICE Risk Management Market Risk Credit Risk Operating Risk Liquidity Risk BACK OFFICE Operations / IT (Technology) & Compliance Commercial Banking Credit Analysis (Corporate / Project Finance / Asset Finance) Advisory (Syndications, Distribution, Sales & Trade) Portfolio Management Risk Management (Credit & Market) Operations – Compliance & KYC Loan Control/Treasury

Investment Management Leverage Loan/Bond Fund Portfolio of Investments CREDIT ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT Investment Management Leverage Loan/Bond Fund Equity: $30,000,000 Debt (Loan): $270,000,000 @ Libor Rate + 2.0% or ($5,400,000) Portfolio of Investments (Loans/Bonds) $300 million $300 million Average LIBOR + 5% $15,000,000 0.50% Management Fee $1,500,000 $2 m $3 m $5 m Gross Income $15,000,000 Less: Mgmt Fee $5,400,000 Loan $1,500,000 Net Income $8,100,000 $8,100,000 /$30,000,000 = 27.0% Net 1 $4 m $6 m $5 m $2 m $4 m $4 m Merchant Banking (CLOs, BDCs) Credit Analysis (Bonds/Loans) Portfolio Management 1 Return before any assumed losses

Investment Management Leverage Loan/Bond Fund Portfolio of Investments CREDIT ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT Investment Management Leverage Loan/Bond Fund Equity: $30,000,000 Debt (Loan): $270,000,000 @ Libor Rate + 2.0% or ($5,400,000) Portfolio of Investments (Loans/Bonds) $300 million $300 million Average LIBOR + 5.0% $15,000,000 0.50% Management Fee $1,500,000 $2 m Gross Income $15,000,000 Less: Mgmt Fee ($5,400,000) Loan ($1,500,000) Gross Income $8,100,000 Less Assume 3.0% Loss ($9,000,000) Plus Recovery 70% $6,300,000 Net Income $5,400,000 $5,400,000 /$30,000,000 = 18.0% Net $3 m $5 m $4 m $6 m $5 m $2 m $4 m $4 m CASE STUDY Merchant Banking (CLOs, BDCs) Credit Analysis (Bonds/Loans) Portfolio Management

CREDIT ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT CASE STUDY Merchant Banking (CLOs, BDCs) Credit Analysis (Bonds/Loans) Portfolio Management

CREDIT ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT CASE STUDY Merchant Banking (CLOs, BDCs) Credit Analysis (Bonds/Loans) Portfolio Management

CREDIT ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT Merchant Banking (CLOs, BDCs) Credit Analysis (Bonds/Loans) Portfolio Management CASE STUDY

INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Investment Banking Broker/Dealer Underwrite Initial Securities – Raising Capital Sales and Trade (Stock, Bonds and Derivatives) Advice Mergers & Acquisitions – Valuation Raising Capital Research / Recommendations

The Loan Syndication Process Lead Arranger Bank Administrative Agent Issuer /Company Bookrunner Bank #1 Syndication Agent Bookrunner Bank #2 Documentation Agent Bookrunner Bank #3 Documentation Agent First Tier Co-Mgr Bank #1 Co-Mgr Bank #2 Co-Mgr Bank #3 Co-Mgr Bank #4 Co-Mgr Bank #5 Co-Mgr Bank #6 Second Tier Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution “Retail” Level Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution Bank or Institution

The Loan Syndication Process The issuer or Company solicits bids from Arrangers. Arrangers will outline their syndication strategy and their view on the way the loan will price in market. Issuer gives the mandate to one or more Arrangers (Co-Arrangers) The arranger will prepare an information memo (IM) describing the terms of the transactions. The IM typically will include: Executive Summary Investment Considerations Summary of Terms and Conditions (Term Sheet) Transaction Overview Company Management and Equity Sponsor Overview Industry Overview Financial Model Timing for commitments, closing, as well as fees on level of commitments Bank meeting is scheduled at which potential lenders hear the management and the Investor group. A deadline is given for the banks to send their commitment levels subject to final documentation. Each Bank analyzes the deal’s credit and assess the pricing (RORA). Each Issuer is assigned an internal rating. The Arranger collects all commitments – different amounts from each Bank. Allocations are given and Legal Documentation is sent for their final review. If the Deal is Oversubscribed, the allocation of each bank will most likely be reduced If the Deal is Undersubscribed, depending on the FLEX language, the pricing could be Flexed up. After Review of Legal Documentation by each lender and signatures are sent, the Deal closes and funds.

INVESTMENT BANKING

INVESTMENT ANALYSIS STOCK REPORT EXAMPLE Stock Analysis Stock Reports recommending BUY/HOLD/SELL

INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Mergers & Acquisitions / IPO Corporate Valuation Sell / Buy Advice Financing Advice

Modes of Mergers & Acquisitions INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Modes of Mergers & Acquisitions M&A Amalgamation Merger De-Merger Acquisition Asset Purchase Stock Purchase

INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Method #1 CASE STUDY Method #2

INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Method #3 CASE STUDY

INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Method #4 CASE STUDY

INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Method #5 CASE STUDY

INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Method #5 CASE STUDY

INVESTMENT ANALYSIS Summary valuation CASE STUDY