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04/18/23 Working Capital: Short Term Liabilities 2
Sources of Short Term Funds
1. Trade Credit
2. Bank Borrowing (Prime Rate)
3. Commercial Paper (Direct or Dealer Placed)
4. Accounts Receivable Financing (Factoring)
5. Inventory Financing
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Bank Credit Terminology
Prime Rate:– the interest rate charged to a bank’s better customers (large strong companies don’t
borrow from a bank)– acts as a benchmark for calculating other interest rates–note that the prime rate is related to but not the same as the fed funds rate,
EURIBOR, or LIBOR.Compensating Balance:
– when a bank requires a minimum average account balance for business customers in order to qualify for a loan
– can be thought of as a form of collateralEffective Interest Rate:
– the actual interest rate or “true” cost of a loan– adjusts the APR for compounding
LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate):– rate that most international banks charge one another for dollar-denominated loans
in the London market. Euro bond market is unregulated.
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Example Rates
Money Rates as of
April 23, 2008
Indicator Value
Prime Rate 5.25
30 Year T-Bond 4.56
10 Year T-Note 3.67
91 Day T-Bill 1.32
Fed Funds 2.25
LIBOR 3 Month 2.92
30 Year Mortgage 5.82
Some sites for rate information:
•http://www.forecasts.org/interest-rate/fed-funds-interest-rate.htm
•http://www.bankrate.com/brm/ratehm.asp
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Turning Short-Term Interest Rates Into Annual RatesEffective Annual Rate =
Short-Term Rate X Days in the year
Days loan is outstanding
Example: Borrow $10,000
Interest $800
Period 150 days
Effective
Annual = $800 X 360 = 19.2%
Rate $10,000 150
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Cost of Trade Credit
Implicit cost of trade credit =
Discount % X 360
100% - Discount % Final Due Date - Discount Period
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Cost of Trade Credit ExampleTerms: 2/10 net 30Actual: pay in 45 days
For every $100 of payment: 2 = 2.04% 98
Pay in 30 days 2 X 360 = 36.73% 98 20
Pay in 45 days 2 X 360 = 20.99% 98 35
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Cost of Installment LoanEffective rate
on installment = 2 X Annual no. of payments X Interest
loan (Total no. of payments + 1) X Principal
Grant’s
Approximate = Interest
rate Average Amount of Loan
Salesmen’s = Interest
stated rate Amount of Loan
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Cost of Installment Loan ExampleBorrow $10,000Interest $1,000Payments 12 payments of $916.67
Salesmen’s 1,000 = 10% stated rate 10,000 Grant’sApproximate 1,000 = 20% rate 5,000
Effective 2 X 12 X $1,000 = 18.5% rate 13 X $10,000
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Cost of a Discount LoanEffective = Interest
rate Principal - Interest
Example
Borrow $10,000
Interest 10%
Effective rate = 1,000 = 11.11%
10,000 - 1,000
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Cost of Loan with Compensating Balance
Effective = Interest rate rate (1- c)
where c = compensating balance expressed as a decimal
Example:Borrow $10,000Interest 10%Compensating balance 20%
Effective = 10% = 12.5% rate 1 - .2
Effective = $1,000 = 12.5% rate $10,000 - $2,000
or
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Movement of Prime Rate and the London Interbank Offer Rate on U.S. Dollar Deposits
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Commercial Paper Characteristics Short-term (3 months is common) Unsecured IOU from large prestigious firms $25,000 minimum Finance paper or direct paper (i.e.,GMAC) Dealer paper (Industrial Companies) Interest is below prime Low default risk Good marketability
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Comparison of Commercial Paper Rate to Prime Rate*
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Accounts Receivable Financing Pledging Accounts Receivable Factoring Receivables Asset-Backed Public Offerings