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Title: How Bankers Look at Your Financial Statements


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How Bankers Look at Your Financial Statements
People. Relationships. Results.

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Which Statements?
  • Balance sheet
  • Income statement
  • Statement of cash flows
  • Notes

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Accountant . Banker
  • Accountants concerns
  • Bankers concerns
  • Wheres Waldo?
  • Trends
  • Story
  • Sources of repayment

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Balance Sheet - Assets
  • Current Assets / Current Liabilities
  • Assets excluded
  • Accounts Receivable
  • Inventory (COGS, A/P)
  • Intangibles
  • Unusual accounts

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Balance Sheet Assets
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Balance Sheet - Liabilities
  • Accounts payable (inventory)
  • Officer loans/debt
  • Leverage
  • Liabilities/Tangible Net Worth
  • Unusual accounts

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Balance Sheet Liabilities, Net Worth
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Income Statement
  • Sales
  • - COGS
  • Gross Profits
  • - Selling, General and Administrative Expenses
  • Operating Income
  • Other Income
  • - Other Expenses
  • Net Income

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Income Statement
  • Trends
  • Margins
  • Profitability
  • Officer compensation
  • Legal expenses
  • Bad debt expense
  • Unusual expenses

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Statement of Cash Flows
  • Indirect Method (SFAS No. 95)
  • Direct Method (SFAS No. 95)
  • Lenders Direct Method

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UCA Cash Flow - Lenders Direct Method
  • Business components
  • Order of priority of claims on cash flow

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Ratios
  • Trends
  • Working Capital/Liquidity
  • A/R turn/days
  • Inventory turn/days
  • A/P turn/days
  • Leverage
  • Operating, net margins
  • DSC

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Notes
  • Business activity
  • Accounting Policies
  • Revenue recognition
  • Property and equipment depreciation
  • Cost of sales
  • Debt Notes payable (leases)
  • Expense detail
  • Litigation

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Additional information
  • Business plan/projections
  • Accounts receivable and payable agings
  • Company tax returns
  • Asset listings
  • Personal statement
  • Personal tax returns (complete)

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Is your company bankable?
  • Cash flow, DSC
  • Collateral
  • Guarantor support
  • Red flags
  • Five Cs

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Banker conversation
  • History of company
  • Ownership
  • Division of duties
  • Management
  • Marketing/sales
  • Competition
  • Differentiation/niche
  • Suppliers
  • Challenges
  • Labor supply
  • Key employees
  • Facilities/space needs
  • Equipment needs
  • Banking history
  • Plans for the future

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Other/Misc
  • Presentation issues
  • Current issues - appraisals
  • LTV
  • DSC
  • Current banking environment
  • Cash management arrangements
  • Establish a relationship now

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Leslie Mittanck, CPAVice PresidentCommercial
Banking Officer1st Pacific Bank8889 Rio San
Diego Drive, Suite 101San Diego, CA 92108(858)
875-2090lmittanck_at_1stpacbank.com
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