Intermediate

Practice Drills: Comparing Corporate Bond vs Bank Loan Financing Costs

A practice-first course for treasury teams, growth-stage founders, and corporate strategy professionals who have to answer one recurring question: should we borrow from the bank or issue bonds? The headline rate on a sanction letter and the coupon on an NCD term sheet are never the real cost. You will drill every layer that sits between them and the number that matters: MCLR, EBLR and T-Bill linked resets, processing fees, prepayment charges, margin money and collateral, arranger and rating fees, stamp duty, trustee and listing costs, rating-driven spreads over G-Secs, and the EBP platform route for private placements. Then you will bring both options onto one footing with XIRR, post-tax cost, cash flow profile and refinancing risk, and weigh the non-price costs such as covenants and flexibility. Every drill uses Indian instruments, rupee figures, and the documents an Indian finance team actually works from.

Corporate BondsBank LoansCost of DebtNCDsMCLR and EBLRTreasury Management
MODULES
5
DURATION
4 Hours
TRACK
Corporate Finance

What You'll Master

Build a single all-in cost worksheet that works for both a bank loan and a bond issue
Convert MCLR, EBLR and T-Bill linked loan pricing into an effective annual rate, including fees and resets
Put a rupee cost on collateral, margin money, and prepayment penalties
Work out the true issuer cost of an NCD after arranger, rating, stamp duty, trustee, and listing charges
Estimate how a rating notch moves your spread over the G-Sec curve
Compare both routes on all-in XIRR, post-tax cost, cash flow profile, and refinancing risk
Score any bond versus loan decision on a repeatable price and non-price scorecard
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown