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This document discusses how banks have tightened their lending criteria since the 2008 financial crisis, making it more difficult for businesses to obtain project funding from traditional sources. It then outlines different types of project financing and funding sources available, including debt financing, equity financing, crowdfunding, angel investors, venture capital, and more. Finally, it provides an overview of the typical project funding process from project identification through various financing stages to completion.
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Financial institutions face implementation of a new accounting requirement that was issued in June of 216 by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), Financial Instruments – Credit Losses (Topic 326) commonly referred to as “CECL.” This new standard will become effective in 2020 for SEC filers and 2021 for all other entities – but compliance requires significant review and potential change in many aspects of governance, risk management, credit models and other aspects of operations, so banks must prepare well before the implementation date to be ready by then. CECL, or current expected credit losses, represents a major change in how banks will be expected to estimate losses in the allowance for loan and lease losses (ALLL). This presentation, provided at a Kansas Bankers Association meeting in November 2016, gives an overview of CECL and how to prepare for compliance with it.
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Raise Capital | Get Your Project Funded
- 2. Are Banks Shutting You Out? • Since the financial crisis of 2008 banks are not lending like they use to. As a consequence borrowing criteria have become stricter as banks tightened their belts on their lending terms thus resulting in difficulty to get project funding from the mainstream banks.
- 3. What Banks Look For Collateral Credit Worthiness Large Deposit Revenue
- 4. What Lenders Look For Pre Finance Stage Financing Stage Post Finance Stage Project Identification Funding Arrangement Due Diligence Letter Of Interest Capital Drawdown Monitor and Reviews Capital Closure Financial Feasibility Risk Minimising
- 7. Debt Financing vs Equity Financing Loan must be paid back Will have a defined pay back schedule Will probably have interest charged May be offered a moratorium No equity stake required Money will be 'invested' into project Investor will provide funds in return for part ownership/equity stake in the company There will be an exit strategy This is not a 'loan' and as such Will not have a defined pay back schedule Shares may be issued to raise financing
- 8. CROWD SOURCING CROWD SOURCING PRE-SEED SEED SERIES A/B SERIES C+ M&A IPO <100K $100K-$1M $500K-$4M >$5M SHARE HOLDERS GRANTS VENTURE CAPITAL ANGEL INVESTORS GROWTH FUND WEALTH MANAGERS INVESTMENT BANKS CORPORATE FUNDS Project Funding Walk Through ** See Notes
- 9. Project Structure – Business Plan Project Documents Project Financials Project Finance Personnel Operations Management Experience Marketing Products/ Services Executive Summary Business Plan Collateral Revenue
- 10. Seed Angel Investors Venture Capital Private Investors Banks Investment Banks Corporate Funds Hedge Funds Financing Sources
- 11. Project Funding Risks Completion Operation Environment Financial Building, Vendors and Subcontractors Corporate Governance, Equipment and Resource Insolvency, Structure and Hedging Politics, Location and Expert Evaluation
- 12. Your Project Funding Process Executive Summary Business Plan Large Deposit Revenue Check Your Business Submissions And Issues LOE Follows Up To Keep You Updated From Start To Finish Sources Relevant Funding Partners Access To Competitive Rates Organises A Conference Call Between You and The Funder
- 13. Project Funding Isn't As Hard As You Think
- 15. Notes: ● http://www.vector-eps.com/math-formula-vectors/ ● **The figures displayed on this slide are for indications only and are not exact figures ● Visit www.prestigeintermediaries.com for more information about project funding