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Credit Today's Financial Statement Analysis Handbook
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This is the ultimate guide for anyone looking to really understand how to conduct financial statement analysis for credit analysis purposes.
Covers everything in easy-to-understand PLAIN English.
Section I - Introduction 4
Section II - THE AUDITOR'S OPINION 6
Section III - THE BALANCE SHEET 6 The Balance Sheet in Greater Detail 7 The Balance Sheet Formula 8 Leases 9 Non-current Assets 9 Characteristics of Intangible Assets 10 Liabilities 10 Equity 11 Exhibit II-A -- Balance Sheet 12 Paid-in capital 12 Additional paid-in capital 13 Preferred stock 13 Retained earnings 13 Treasury stock 14 Risk Management and Uncertainty 14 Exhibit II-B - Risk Management and Uncertainty 15 Limitations of Balance Sheet Analysis 15 Elements of a Detailed Balance Sheet 17
Section IV - THE INCOME STATEMENT 17 Exhibit III-A - Income Statement 18 Income Statement Basics 18 Addressing Operating Losses - Excerpt from an Income Statement 20
Section V - THE CASH-FLOW STATEMENT 22 Exhibit IV-A - A Typical Statement of Cash Flows 26 Exhibit IV-B - Statement of Cash Flows With Negative Cash Flow 28 Notes to the Financial Statements 29 Accounting Rules 29 Accounting Concepts 31 How to Obtain Financial Statements 33 Financial Statement Manipulation by Publicly Traded Companies 34 Commercial Credit Reporting Agencies 34 The Value of Audited Financial Statements 35 Financial Statement Reliability 36 How to Get Financial Statements From Privately Held Companies 41 Internal Versus Comparative Analysis 42 Financial Ratio Analysis 42
Section VI - TYPES OF RATIOS 43 Liquidity Ratios 43 The Current Ratio 43 The Quick Ratio 44 Indications of a Liquidity in the Problem XY Company 45 Leverage Ratios 46 Total Liabilities to Net Worth 46 The Debt to Asset Ratio 47 Current Liabilities to Net Worth 47 The Interest Coverage Ratio 47 The Long-Term Debt to Equity Ratio 47 Efficiency Ratios 47 The Average Collection Period 47 The Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio 48 The Inventory Turnover Ratio 48 The Asset Turnover Ratio 48 Sales to Net Working Capital 49 The Accounts Payable to Sales Ratio 49 Profitability Ratios 49 The Use and Abuse of Ratio Analysis 51
Section VII - ANALYSIS ISSUES 53 Fiscal Versus Calendar Year-End Accounting 53 Consolidated Financial Statements 53 Pro Forma Financial Statements 54 Steps in Evaluating Financial Statements 55 Performing a Quick Review of Financial Statements 56 Elements of a Comprehensive Financial Analysis 57 Limitations of Financial Statement Analysis--What Credit Managers Need to Know 58 What Credit Professionals Should Know About Financial Reports Submitted Under SEC Regulations: 60 Financial Fraud Detection 60 A Guide to Nonfinancial Credit Risk Analysis 61
Section VIII - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 62 Glossary of Terms 66 Securities and Exchange Commission Filings 77 S-1 77 8-K 77 10-K 77 10-Q 77 10-QSB 77 12b-25 77 How to Read an Annual Report 78
Section IX - ANALYZING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS IN SPECIAL SITUATIONS 9 EXHIBIT VIII-A - Credit Granting Involving a Company in the Developmental Stage - Balance Sheets 79 EXHIBIT VIII-B - Credit Decisions Under Uncertainty 81 How to address the question of whether of not to extend credit to a customer that reports a net loss but has a general healthy balance sheet 81 EXHIBIT VIII-C Concerns About Liquidity: Excerpts From a Balance Sheet 86 EXHIBIT VIII-D - How to Evaluate Credit Risk When a Customer Reports a Large Deficit Net Worth 88 EXHIBIT VIII-E - Considering Sales to an Account With a Weak Current Position 89 |