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
- 098Precedent logistics deals from 2021 cluster at 14x EBITDA when the 10-year yield was 6%. Yields are now 7.5% and the same peers' trading multiples have fallen from 13x to 10x. How would you adjust the precedents for a target with Rs 120 crore of EBITDA, and what range would you show?Bulge bracket IBIndustry coverage
- 099A promoter wants to sell 5% of a hospital company, 2.5 crore shares at Rs 600 with daily volume of 30 lakh shares. An overnight block at a 4% discount, or selling 25% of daily volume for about 33 days with an expected 3% impact and 2% daily volatility. Which would you advise?Equity capital marketsDebt capital markets
- 100A metals company's EBITDA over eight years was Rs 300, 450, 600, 250, 150, 400, 700 and 500 crore, and this year's is Rs 500 crore. Peers trade at 6x mid-cycle EBITDA. What EBITDA would you capitalise, what value does that give, and why not use this year's figure?Middle market IBBulge bracket IB
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