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Artyom0805 [142]
2 years ago
13

In addition to providing home mortgages, large commercial banks have specialized in providing short-term funds to mortgage banki

ng companies in order to enable them to originate mortgage loans and hold the loans until the mortgage banking company can sell them in the secondary market. This type of financing is commonly referred to as___
Business
1 answer:
I am Lyosha [343]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

warehousing

Explanation:Warehouse financing as a type of financing   is the process whereby manufacturers or producers  take loan and the collateral for the loan taken are their goods/ items. The collateral   which is the goods or commodities are held in high regards or trust by a third party  who serves as a trustee holds the goods on the lender's behalf. s. an approved agent can also be used.

Warehouse financing is importantly necessary as it provides manufacturers with better and favorable loan terms , cost effective and  an adequate repayment plan also as a merit to its use.

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Here we have all the values, so we stop digging and start solving.

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Net Sales                                         186.2          100%

Assets Cost Except Depreciation -175.2          94.09%

EBITDA                                              11.0           5.9%

Depreciation and Amortization        -1.1

EBIT                                                    9.9

Interest Income (expense)               -7.7

Pre tax Income                                  2.2

Taxes                                                -0.6

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Dividends paid       50%                  -0.8

Retained Earnings  50%                  0.8

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Accounts Receivable                           18.1

Inventories                                           15.1

Total Current Assets                          56.1

Net Property, Plant, and Equipment 113.6

Total Assets                                      169.7

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Long term Debt                               113.6

Total Liabilities                                148.0

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