Investment Banking case studies, worked step by step
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- 096Creditors owed Rs 2,000 crore by an insolvent steel company must choose between Rs 900 crore upfront and a plan paying Rs 400 crore upfront, Rs 800 crore over four years and 10% of the reorganised equity valued at Rs 1,500 crore. Discount at 12%. Which plan, and what are they really voting on?Restructuring IBLeveraged finance
- 097A lender has a Rs 10,000 crore book on Rs 2,000 crore of equity, an 8% net interest margin, operating costs of 2.5% and credit costs of 1.5% of the book, tax at 25%, cost of equity 15% and growth 10%. Compute ROA, ROE and the justified price-to-book, then redo it with credit costs at 3%.Financial institutions groupIndustry coverage
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