Debt Capital Markets case studies, worked step by step
- Cases
- 100
- Traced to a firm
- 34
- Topics
- 12
- Hard
- 30
Topic
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
- 034Ekanta Capital Fund I asks for a subscription line. Commitments are Rs 2,000 crore, Rs 1,200 crore uncalled, 70% of it from eligible investors, at a 50% advance rate. How large can the facility be, and what is the lender really exposed to?Private creditCorporate banking
- 037Mahiraj Facility Services reports EBITDA of Rs 80 crore, but the sponsor's adjusted EBITDA is Rs 100 crore after add-backs, so Rs 550 crore of debt is marketed as 5.5x. What is true leverage, and how would you cap the add-backs?Private creditLeveraged finance
- 064Private credit case: a veterinary clinic group asks for a unitranche at 5.5x EBITDA with a discount and call protection. Compute the lender's yield if repaid after three years and propose the covenant set.Private creditLeveraged finance
- 066Case interview: a fast-growing pet food company asks for a loan that takes leverage to 3.0x EBITDA. Is it a good business to lend to, and what would you check first?Private creditCredit research
- 072Overnight case study: an aviation services company offers a second lien loan behind a larger first lien. Build base and downside cases, compute value cover at 6x and 4x EBITDA, and give an invest or pass view.Private creditCredit research
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