You graduated with Masters in Corporate Governance and the best graduating student for that matter. As a General Manager of your firm did request for the financials of your reputable firm to advise current management on the Key Performing Indicators (KPIs) a Venture Capitalist would look out for before investing in your business in the possible future. The table below is an extract from the financials of NABCO Finance Ltd for the years ended 2020 and 2021 respectively.   Details 2020 (GH₵) 2021 (GH₵) Operating Income 351,800 414,000 Financial expense 100,000 94,000 Net impairment loss, gross loan portfolio 45,000 68,000 Operating expense 97,500 171,000   Gross loan portfolio 290,000 283,000 Delinquency + 1 month 15,000 31,000 Net subsidy 50,000 30,000 Interest rate on loans 18% 22% Despite the covid-19 pandemic, the interest rate on loans keeps increasing.   Required: Compute and explain your answers for both years using the following tools as Subsidy dependence Operational self-sufficiency Portfolio at risk

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You graduated with Masters in Corporate Governance and the best graduating student for that matter. As a General Manager of your firm did request for the financials of your reputable firm to advise current management on the Key Performing Indicators (KPIs) a Venture Capitalist would look out for before investing in your business in the possible future.

The table below is an extract from the financials of NABCO Finance Ltd for the years ended 2020 and 2021 respectively.

 

Details

2020 (GH₵)

2021 (GH₵)

Operating Income

351,800

414,000

Financial expense

100,000

94,000

Net impairment loss, gross loan portfolio

45,000

68,000

Operating expense

97,500

171,000

 

Gross loan portfolio

290,000

283,000

Delinquency + 1 month

15,000

31,000

Net subsidy

50,000

30,000

Interest rate on loans

18%

22%

Despite the covid-19 pandemic, the interest rate on loans keeps increasing.

 

Required:

  1. Compute and explain your answers for both years using the following tools as
    1. Subsidy dependence
    2. Operational self-sufficiency
    3. Portfolio at risk
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