Banking and Credit Analysis

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Banking and Credit Analysis Quiz

Test your knowledge of banking and credit analysis with our interactive quiz! Dive into key financial metrics, calculations, and concepts that are essential for understanding the world of finance.

  • Calculate EBITDA and Free Cash Flow
  • Determine WACC and understand its implications
  • Evaluate cash flows and terminal values
  • Assess compliance with financial ratios
8 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CalculatingEagle237
1. Using the information below, calculate EBITDA and Free Cash Flow.
 
Revenues $1,000,000                        Tax Rate 25%
Capital Expenditures $125,000       Gross Margin 31%
Operating Margin 17%                   Depreciation $100,000   
Interest Expense $15,000                   
Change in NWC $30,000  
                                                                                            
 
A. EBITDA $295,000; FCF $72,500
B. EBITDA $270,000; FCF $72,500
C. EBITDA $295,000; FCF $57,500
D. EBITDA $270,000; FCF $87,500
2. Using the information below, calculate WACC.
 
Target Capital Structure: 35% Debt, 65% equity
Revenues $1,000,000
Cost of Debt 5%
Tax Rate 25%
30 yr Govt YTM: 3.0%
Operating Margin 14%
MRP 6.8%
Net Income $40,000
A. 8.125%
B. 9.343%
C. 8.784%
D. 7.637%
3. What is the Present Value of the cash flows below using a WACC of 7%.
 
Year 1: 100
Year 2: 110
Year 3: 120
Year 4: 130
A. 386.66
B. 402.31
C. 366.86
D. 418.24
4. Using the information below, calculate the present value of the Terminal Value using the Multiples Method. 
 
Yr 5 Revenues $3,000,000
Yr 5 Free Cash Flow $421,500
Depreciation $150,000
WACC 8.7%
LT industry growth 2%
Comps EBITDA multiple 11x
Operating Margin 14%
3,751,440.26
2,350,726.45
2,879,698. 23
4,131,523.46
5. Using the information below, calculate the present value of the Terminal Value using the Gordon Growth Method.
 
Yr 5 Revenues $3,000,000
Yr 5 Free Cash Flow $421,500
Depreciation $150,000
WACC 8.7%
LT industry growth 2%
Comps EBITDA multiple 11x
Operating Margin 14%
3,900,451.54
4,228,298.41
2,560,231.36
3,032,456.90
6. Use the information below to determine the Minimum Current Ratio of 2.0x is in complaince. 
 
Cash 25                      A/P  70                 Debt Service 35
A/R 120                     Accruals 50          Cash Taxes 34
Inventories 100         CMLTD 25          Interest Expense 5    
Prepaids 10                LTD 140              Depreciation 16
PP&E 113                  Equity 110           EBIT 140       
Intangibles 27            Revenues 500
 
 
 
 
1.76, in compliance
1.76, not in compliance
2.05, not in compliance
2.05, in compliance
7. Use the information below to determine if the Maximum Debt/Equity of 1.0x is in compliance. 
 
Cash 25                      A/P  70                 Debt Service 35
A/R 120                      Accruals 50         Cash Taxes 34
Inventories 100         CMLTD 25          Interest Expense 5    
Prepaids 10                LTD 140              Depreciation 16
PP&E 113                  Equity 110           EBIT 140       
Intangibles 27           Revenues 500
 
 
 
2.0, in compliance
1.5, not in compliance
1.5, in compliance
2.0, not in compliance
8. Use the information below to determine if the Minimum DSCR of 1.5x. 
 
Cash 25                      A/P  70                 Debt Service 35
A/R 120                      Accruals 50         Cash Taxes 34
Inventories 100         CMLTD 25          Interest Expense 5    
Prepaids 10                LTD 140              Depreciation 16
PP&E 113                  Equity 110           EBIT 140       
Intangibles 27           Revenues 500
 
 

 

4.10, in compliance
3.49, not in compliance
3.49, in complaince
4.10, not in compliance
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