CMA Data Preparation Services and their Required Statements and Documents
CMA Data stands for Credit Monitoring
Arrangement Data. According to RBI, CMA data is required for Project Loans,
Term Loans and Working Capital Limits. As per the regulation, company is
required to provide CMA Data getting the loan from bank and every year. CMA
Data is a detailed analysis of working capital management of the borrower and
the purpose of this statement is to ensure the use of funds effectively.
Banks evaluate
eligibility of funding based on the careful evaluation of CMA data.
CMA Data contains 7 statements which help bankers in the evaluation:
1. Particulars about the present limits & proposed limits. It will show both Fund and Non-fund based limits of the borrower.
2. Operating
Statement / Profit and loss account statement, bank will evaluate performance
of company. It is also helpful to know revenue cycle for paying the expenses.
3. Balance
sheet will show the financial position of the company. Is it sound or not? Does
Company has assets on debt or owned. So, to study balance sheet is must. CMA Data will have 2 years audited balance sheet and 3 years projected balance sheet.
4. Cash flow
statement, banks will be able to evaluate the liquidity of the company.
5. Changes
in working capital report – This report helps in understanding the changes in
current assets and current liabilities. It will also helpful to know short term
solvency of company. If it has enough money to pay current liabilities, it
cannot misuse its long term resources.
6. Ratio
analysis is presented to the banks.
7. Banks ask
the maximum permissible bank finance (MPBF) working. That is – The amount
company is looking out for borrowing from bank? It should not more than 75% of
working capital or 20% of Sales.
DOCUMENTS/INFORMATION
REQUIRED TO PREPARES CMA:
1. Past 2
years Audited Financials
2. Provisional Financial for the current year; in the absence of provisional financials, details of the top line shall be essential
3. Latest Sanction letter (in case of renewal)
4. Term Loan Repayment Schedule, if any
5. Details of proposed enhancement (if any) along with the terms and conditions
2. Provisional Financial for the current year; in the absence of provisional financials, details of the top line shall be essential
3. Latest Sanction letter (in case of renewal)
4. Term Loan Repayment Schedule, if any
5. Details of proposed enhancement (if any) along with the terms and conditions
For more information visit
www.rbgconsultant.com
Comments
Post a Comment