On Demand Course

Interpreting Financial Statement Spreads

Learn necessary skills needed to interpret and analyze spreads properly.

Learning Objectives

After attending this presentation, participants will be able to:

  • Review financial statement types and quality
  • Explain ratios
  • Read balance sheets
  • Discuss cash flow
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About This Course

This webinar answers the question: “I have these financial statement spreads, now what?”.  It is designed to arm credit and lenders with the basic skills they need to interpret and analyze spreads. The webinar helps to add context – delving into the “how” and “why”, not just the “what”.

Topics covered in this session

Introduction and General Info

    • Spreading software and results
    • Trend analysis
    • Industry averages
    • Financial statement types and quality

Overview of Reports

    • Balance sheet - $ and %
    • Income statement - $ and %
    • UCA cash flow
    • Ratios

Balance sheet

    • Working capital
    • CPLTD
    • Trading accounts
    • Net worth
    • Intangibles
    • Subordinated debt
    • Fluctuations in various line items
    • “Other” items

Income statement

    • Sales and margins over time
    • Depreciation expense
    • Rent expense
    • Officer salaries
    • Distributions/withdrawals
    • Fluctuations in various line items
    • “Other” items

UCA cash flow

    • Difference versus traditional cash flow (DSCR)
    • Cash inflows and outflows
    • Trading accounts as sources & uses of cash
    • CADA
    • Financing Surplus (Requirements)
    • External Financing
    • Capital Expenditures
    • Days on Hand (efficiency) versus sales trends

Ratios

    • Liquidity
    • Leverage
    • Profit Margins
    • Trading Account Turnover
    • Sustainable Growth Rate

Summary, Conclusion, and Best Practices

Who Should Attend:

  • New credit analysts
  • Lenders
  • Loan reviewers
  • Regulators

 

*This program does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation. 

Your Instructor

Joe Davis
Joe Davis

Joe Davis has been in the banking industry for over 25 years, primarily in commercial credit and lending roles, including serving as Chief Credit Officer of a $1.2 billion community bank.  Joe has extensive knowledge of credit analysis, portfolio monitoring, and risk management.  Joe earned an MBA from University of Michigan-Flint, a BA in Economics from Michigan State University, and completed the Graduate School of Banking at Colorado.

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