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Financing Options Analysis Comparing financing options on a quantitative basis when the principal amount and other variables are different. EXHIBIT 1 Purpose: To compute the PV of the loan from the TD Bank. PV $99,053.86 n 60 Maturity Value -100,000 discount rate 0.183% If periods are monthly then show discount rate monthly Monthly Payments -167 Conclusion: $99,053.86 Purpose: To compute the PV of the loan from the RBC Bank. PV $90,854.43 n 20 Maturity Value -90,000 discount rate 0.500% Assume 2% discount rate Quarterly Payments -495 PV of Cash Down pmt $ 10,000.00 Conclusion: The PV of the loan is $100,854.43 Rotman Corp took a $100,000, 5 year loan from the TD Bank. The face value of the loan is repayable at the end of the 5 years. The loan has a 2% coupon rate and requires monthly payments for the interest at the end of each month. Rotman Corp took a $90,000, 5 year loan from the RBC Bank. The remainder of the $100,000 necesary can be financed through cash available from the Rotman Corp The face value of the loan is repayable at the end of the 5 years. The loan has a 2.2% coupon rate and requires quarterly payments for the interest at the end of each quarter.
Financing Option Analysis When the loan amount is the same, the interest rate of the loan can be used to compare the cheapest source of financing. Carrigan Inc. is looking to finance a new business initiative. The estimate that they would need $600,000 of financing and that the new business initiative would revenues of $400,000 to $550,000 per year. PV $ 600,000.00 n 60 Maturity Value -600,000 discount rate 0.46% or 5.50% per year Monthly Payments -$ 2,750.00 OPTION 2a) OPTION 2a) PV $ 600,000.00 PV $ 600,000.00 n 6 n 6 Maturity Value 0 Maturity Value 0 discount rate 0.00% discount rate 9.93% Yearly payments -$ 100,000.00 Yearly payments -$ 137,500.00 ALTERNATIVELY, use the PV comparison To compare with a common discount rate, put forward the assumption that 5.5% per year reflects the most appropriate discount rate. OPTION 1 PV $ 600,000.00 n 60 Maturity Value -600000 discount rate 0.46% Monthly Payments -$ 2,750.00 OPTION 2a) OPTION 2b) PV $ 499,553.03 PV $ 686,885.42 n 6 n 6 Maturity Value 0 Maturity Value 0 discount rate 5.50% discount rate 5.50% Yearly Payments -$ 100,000.00 Yearly Payments -$ 137,500.00 OPTION 1: Commerce Bank is offering a $600,000, 5 year loan. The face value of the loan is repayable at the end of the 5 years and the monthly payments are $2,750. Payments are made at the end of the month. The Bank will ask for a personal guarantee from the owners. OPTION 2: Hyne Ventures is offering a $600,000, 6 year loan. The loan will be repaid each year by taking 25% of the revenues generated by the new business initiative.
Qualitative Analysis Checklist Are the arguments supported with a "Why"? Are the arguments case specific? Are the arguments balanced? (i.e. you provide pros and cons) Examples Option 1: Commerce Bank Loan The monthly repayment is fixed as it is set at 5.5% per the agreement. Case fact - This will help us predict and manage our cash flows more appropriately and also limit the amount The loan requires a personal guarantee Case fact - makes it case specific This can put our owners at risk with regards to their personal assets. Since the owners already in While the repayment is fixed, it may result in higher payments than option 2. Case fact - The variable rate mitigates the risk of the business not performing as well as expected as you wou
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