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Independent Financial Analysis
Independent Financial Analysis
What’s on your mind?
- The borrower’s financial position has recently significantly deteriorated.
- Scheduled interest and principal repayments exceed the cash flows generated by the borrower’s business.
- The borrower breaches the financial covenants or is expected to breach them in the near future.
- The borrower’s integrity is unclear.
Your questions
- Why has the borrower’s financial position deteriorated?
- Are any funds being channelled out of the business?
- How robust are the borrower’s forecasts?
- Which factors affecting cash flows are under the borrower’s control, and which are not?
- Can the loan be refinanced?
- Can the security be foreclosed?
- Can the debt be converted to equity in the company?
- Can the debt be sold?
- What realistic debt servicing and repayment arrangements may be adopted given the borrower’s current financial position and forecasts for the future?
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