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Middle market underwriting

Understand complex borrowers without disconnecting the evidence.

SpreadSpace brings financial statement spreading, interim performance, related entities and debt service into one commercial underwriting workspace. Review the business behind the numbers and keep each reporting period and source document identifiable.

Connect the operating companies, owners and guarantors supporting the credit. Apply your lender's financial-analysis approach, adjust the individual loan and carry the reviewed results into the credit memo with the supporting evidence accessible.

Financial statement spreading for middle market borrowers

Spread balance sheets, profit and loss statements and cash flow statements across the periods supplied. Inspect the accounts and supporting schedules behind the financial presentation before deciding how they belong in the credit analysis.

Keep the business's reported figures distinct from the lender's adjustments. Review the calculation behind a derived measure and open source-backed values on the highlighted lines of the original documents.

Interim financial statements and current performance

Review monthly and quarterly financial statements alongside the annual reporting package. Compare current performance with prior periods while retaining the dates, period lengths and source context of each document.

Use the interim view to investigate movements in revenue, expenses, liquidity and working capital. Keep the analyst's explanation beside the figures supporting it as the credit review develops.

Related entities, sponsors and guarantors

Keep each operating company and guarantor identifiable within the borrower relationship. Review their financial statements, returns and obligations before selecting the profiles that contribute to the repayment analysis.

Entity Linking Intelligence connects business and personal cash-flow profiles and prevents the same underlying cash flow from being counted twice in the linked global analysis. The relationship between a business and a distribution reaching its owner stays explicit.

Global cash flow and debt service coverage

Combine the selected business and guarantor profiles into a global cash-flow review. Inspect the cash available for debt service, the distribution treatment and the lender adjustments contributing to the result.

Enter proposed annual debt service to assess the effect of new financing on DSCR. Keep the historical view, the proposed obligations and the assumptions behind the analysis available for review as the structure of the loan changes.

Debt schedules and financing activity

Review the borrower's debt schedule with the supporting financial statements and bank activity. Investigate the notes, rates, maturities and payments relevant to the proposed credit.

Bank statement financing observations can help the analyst identify obligations that need closer review. Examine the advances and repayments, determine the appropriate treatment and keep existing obligations distinct from proposed debt service.

Public and private company financial information

Bring the supplied audited, reviewed, compiled and filed financial information into the business review. Keep each source's reporting context visible when comparing annual statements, interim results and public filings.

Use the documents to investigate the underlying performance and support the credit discussion. The original statements and schedules remain accessible as the analyst moves between the borrower relationship and an individual company's results.

Open the exact source line

Trace a source-backed financial figure to its bounding-boxed line on the original document page. SpreadSpace opens the document with the source line highlighted so the reviewer can inspect the figure and its surrounding context immediately.

Calculated figures retain their derivation and supporting inputs. Follow the analysis back to the evidence instead of reconstructing the path from a separate spreadsheet and a page reference.

Spreads and memos for commercial credit review

Carry the reviewed spreads, borrower analysis and debt service discussion into the credit memo. Keep the lender's adjustments visible so another reviewer can follow how the repayment conclusion was reached.

Use a consistent credit template while allowing the financial-analysis treatment to reflect the facts of the individual loan. The documents, assumptions and explanation remain connected throughout the review.

Frequently asked questions

What information can a middle market credit team review?

Bring business financial statements, interim statements, tax returns, debt schedules, bank statements and guarantor information into the borrower analysis. Keep each reporting period and source document visible as the review develops.

Can related businesses and guarantors be reviewed together?

Yes. Connect the selected business and personal profiles in the global cash-flow analysis. Entity Linking Intelligence prevents duplicate inclusion of the same underlying cash flow in the linked view.

Can the proposed debt be included in DSCR?

Yes. Review the existing obligations and enter proposed annual debt service to see its effect on coverage, with the selected cash-flow configurations and analyst adjustments available for inspection.

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Bring the whole borrower relationship into view

Review the financial statements, interim performance and proposed debt together. See how the evidence and the analyst's explanation carry into a commercial credit memo.