Debt Capital Markets case studies, worked step by step
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All topicsPrivate credit and direct lending8Debt capacity and loan structuring9Bond issuance and execution9Credit analysis and ratings12Asset-backed, project and real-asset lending8Structured finance and securitisation9Leveraged finance and LBO financing11Capital structure decisions6Rates and hedging8Liability management and refinancing8Indian debt market execution5Restructuring and recoveries7
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- 001A Rs 300 crore senior secured loan to Tamrika Water Tech is offered to you at 94 with a 10% coupon and three years left. Defaults run at 4% a year with 60% recovery. What is the yield, the loss-adjusted yield, and would you buy it?Private creditCredit research
- 004Ambarnagar Municipal Corporation's water revenue bond has net revenue of Rs 180 crore against debt service of Rs 120 crore and a 1.25x rate covenant. Tariffs are frozen for three years while costs rise 6% a year. What happens to coverage, and what does it mean for the credit?Credit researchFixed income asset management
- 005Brahvi Airports handles 12 million passengers, earning Rs 400 each in regulated charges and Rs 250 each from shops and parking, at a 45% EBITDA margin. It needs Rs 3,000 crore of capex. How much debt can it carry at 1.4x cover over 15 years at 9%, and what does a tariff reset do?Bain CapitalBoston · 2023
- 006Anantam Energy's Rs 1,000 crore ten-year bond draws a Rs 2,600 crore book from insurers, mutual funds, banks, hedge funds and corporate treasuries. The issuer wants long-term holders. How do you allocate, and what is each type's fill rate?Syndicate desksFixed income asset management
- 008Soralya Cosmetics wants a Rs 200 crore term loan. EBITDA is Rs 90 crore, 30% of it from one product line, 45% of sales come in the festive season, and online sales carry high returns. What should a lender think about on revenue, and how much would you lend?Bain CapitalBoston · 2023
- 009Karvanya Auto Loans securitises a Rs 1,000 crore pool into senior (85%), mezzanine (10%) and equity (5%) tranches, with excess spread of 2% a year. Cumulative losses reach 7%. Which tranches lose, how does excess spread change the answer, and what credit risks would you evaluate?Moody'sNew York · 2024
- 011Aniketa Biotech can issue a Rs 500 crore five-year convertible at 3% with a 30% conversion premium, or straight debt at 9%. The share price is Rs 400. Compare the interest saving with the dilution if the stock doubles.Corporate bankingSyndicate desks
- 014Mervon Hotels has Rs 2,000 crore of floating debt at benchmark plus 250 basis points, EBITDA of Rs 480 crore, and the benchmark at 6.5%. What does a 200 basis point rise do to interest cover, and what does swapping half into fixed at 7.4% change?Corporate bankingLeveraged finance
- 016Mitravanshi Finance funds Rs 1,000 crore with three-month commercial paper at 7.3% instead of a one-year bond at 8.1%. What does it save in a year, what happens if the paper market shuts for a quarter, and what is a 0.25% backup line worth?Indian debt capital marketsRisk management
- 017Rushali Ceramics can be liquidated or sold as a going concern at 5x EBITDA of Rs 60 crore. Liquidation would realise 80% of Rs 120 crore of receivables, 50% of Rs 90 crore of inventory and 30% of Rs 250 crore of plant. Debt is Rs 350 crore. Which route gives creditors more?RestructuringCorporate banking
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