Analysis of Financial Statements
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What is the core skill required for every bank lending decision?
Ability to read and interpret financial statements to assess borrower's net worth, repayment capacity, and business viability.
Name four key reasons banks analyse financial statements.
Net worth assessment, repayment capacity verification, activity viability check, and availability of unencumbered security.
What are the two mandatory financial statements for every business enterprise?
Balance Sheet (point-in-time snapshot) and Profit & Loss Account (period income and expenditure flow).
Under AS-3, when is a cash-flow statement mandatory?
For listed companies and entities with turnover exceeding ₹50 crore during the accounting period.
Define the Going-Concern Concept in accounting.
Entity is assumed to continue operations indefinitely, justifying historical-cost valuation of assets.
What does the Conservatism Concept require?
Anticipate no profit but provide for all probable losses; record unrealised gains only when realised.
Under which act are Balance Sheet and P/L formats prescribed for banking companies?
Banking Regulation Act, 1949 (Third Schedule, Forms A and B).
What is the standard Balance Sheet format under Companies Act Schedule III?
Vertical form: Sources of Funds on top, Application of Funds below; liabilities and equity above assets.
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