Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Session- 3
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Competence to manage
Credit Rating Collateral & Covenants
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Credit Ratings
CRA like CARE, CRISIL, FITCH, ICRA,
ONICRA,SAMERA conducting credit rating for SME and large industries 75% of credit rating fee subject to maximum of Rs. 25000 to Rs. 40,000 is reimbursed to Small and Micro units way of grants. Banks have developed system of internal credit rating of borrowers in compliance of BASEL II norms.
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Management structure
Suitability and adequacy of management
structure
Individual Proprietorship Partnership Hindu Undivided family Limited Liability Partnership (LLP) Joint stock companies
Whether technically and professionally qualified Reputation in the market and experience
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Borrowing capacity
Capacity to borrow
Examine memorandum and article of association or
charter of the borrower to satisfy capacity to borrow and borrowing limit Resolution of the board or Shareholders meetings for borrowing Resolution for charging securities
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Borrowing capacity
Due diligence- past payment history
Defaulters list of RBI Caution list of ECGC Credit report of reputed companies like Dun &
Bradstreet, CIBIL etc. Credit report from other banks/financial institutions Market intelligence
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Borrowing capacity
KYC Compliance
To confirm identity of the borrower/borrowers
through identity proof such as pass port, PAN card, voters card, Aadhar card etc. To confirm address through telephone bill, electricity bill, pass port etc.
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Borrowing capacity
Credit worthiness
Project finance has no operating history Credit worthiness is dependent upon debt servicing
capacity ( expected future cash flows) & inherent value of assets ( collateral) Credit history of sponsors of the project and pledge of third party assets, if any Amount of equity project sponsors have at risk
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MANGEMENT APPRAISALSUMMARY
Quality of management
Honesty and integrity Competence Broad based Involvement in project Financial resources Initiative Intelligence Self confidence Patience Drive and energy Past track record Experience
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TECHNICAL APPRAISAL
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TECHNICAL APPRAISAL
Purpose
Technically feasible in terms of size, location, plant
capacity, Ease of absorption Availability of technical manpower Technical know how at reasonable cost All inputs are available ( indigenously or imported) timely and adequately- raw material, power, stores & spares Ecological balance and environmental concern are addressed ---------
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Examined by experts but financial analyst is expected to raise key questions based on 2012 shyam Ji Mehrotra July 21, experience, common sense and pure logic
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selection, procurement, erection, maintenance of project Performance guarantee Price- royalty, licensing fee , one time or regular Upgradation of technology- automatic or against fee Turn key projects Restrictions if any by technology providers non compete clause shyam Ji Mehrotra July 21, 2012 Recruitment of suitable technical persons
supply chain
Mineral products, agricultural products, marine products,
imported raw material direct ownership, lease or purchase agreements Vendors, suppliers including overseas Input constraints and alternatives Typical uncertainties like proven, probable or possible reserves of natural resources
Availability
Locally available Dependent on foreign suppliers Dependent on few suppliers Dependent on vagaries of nature
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manufacturing wide range of sizes and quality) Flexibility to change mix and additional investment Packaging Profit margin and BEP analysis
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condition of the plant, down time and holidays, shift change etc. Minimum economic size Input constraints Demand constraints Investment cost economies of scale Government policies Limitation imposed by financial and managerial capacity of management
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farmers agitations Proximity to raw material, utilities etc. Proximity to market Transportation and other infrastructure facilities Labour situation Government policies and incentives-Growth centers, Notitified back ward area etc. Environmental issues and effluent disposal say chemical , plastic, tanneries industries are located in sea area or rivers Proximity to ancillary units Climatic conditions shyam Ji Mehrotra
operations Select machine and equipments required for each functions depending upon technological sophistication and opinion of consultant re.
Vendor, capacity , technology, delivery schedule, payment
Risk Mitigation
Assessment & mitigation of managerial and
technical risks
Completion risk- time and cost over run Technological risk Raw material supply risk
Managerial risk
Default risk Marketing risk ..
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