Commercial Loan Analysis

Principles and Techniques for Credit Analysts and Lenders

Financial Statement Spreading Programs

This entry was posted on 10/17/2006 2:13 PM and is filed under spreading.

I am interested in learning what programs lenders and analysts are using these days to spread financial statements. Which one are you using? Do you like it? Would you like to provide a review, or would you read reviews by others?

Here are a few examples of programs from my memory and from a brief Google search:

Baker Hill Statement Analyzer:
http://www.bakerhill.com/solutions/statementanalyzer/

Moody's KMV RiskAnalyst:
http://www.moodyskmv.com/products/dc_riskAnalyst.html

Tyler Analytics Corporation:
http://www.tyleranalytics.com/

Peldec Decision Systems
http://www.peldec.com/

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11/16/2006 1:40 AM Linda Keith CPA wrote:
Check out http://www.sageworksanalyst.com/. This is a financial statement analysis program that is used by CPAs and Lenders. Ratios are updated daily real-time by thousands of CPAs doing analysis for their clients. Includes a great narrative report on important ratios and how the business can improve.
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1. 8/7/2008 8:24 AM John Russo wrote:
  Sageworks has released a flash movie overview of Sageworks Analyst: http://www.sageworksanalyst.com/demo.aspx
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11/28/2006 12:50 PM Ken Pirok wrote:
Here's another software package to add to the list: Web Equity Manager by ECI. Their website is: http://www.eci-equity.com/

And, add one vote for Moody's Financial Analyst. A large local bank uses the Moody's software for credit analysis.
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6/5/2007 8:05 AM Sam Seborne wrote:
I would definitely vote for Tyler Analytics (www.tyleranalytics.com). Software is easy to use and several large local banks use TAC CREDIT.
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6/26/2007 2:37 PM Ken Pirok wrote:
Harland Financial Solutions also has credit risk management and financial statement spreading software.

Their website is: www.harlandfinancialsolutions.com
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1. 3/11/2008 1:04 PM Mary Landers wrote:
  The Harland dedicated site is CreditQuest.com
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10/24/2007 5:33 PM Bill Penn wrote:
We use Moody's for basic analytical work. It's based on the Crowe-Chizek FAMAS program from the early 1980s, and provides a wealth of flexibility for analyzing a broad variety of business types. Specialized industry modules allow analysts to tailor the program to better match the operating parameters and relevant performance measures of specific industries, such as contractors, real estate developers, auto dealers and public utilities. Forecasting capabilities permit long- and short-term projection building, budgeting capabilities and portfolio stress-testing.
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3/11/2008 1:00 PM Mary Landers wrote:
Peldec was purchased by Harland. The software is called CreditQuest -- creditquest.com
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8/20/2008 5:41 PM Christy Otis wrote:
Buker's FSA (Financial Statement Analysis) does a great job and is extremely reasonable in price. I highly recommend it.

www.bukersfsa.com

Buker's also has a tax return analysis software called Buker's Taxanalysis.

www.taxanalysis.com

Both programs can also perform global cash flows.
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9/28/2008 7:26 PM Dale wrote:
Inmatrix offer a complete financial statement spreading and analysis solution in use at some of the leading institutions globally, as well as a huge range of community based institutions across the US.

www.inmatrixinc.com
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10/9/2008 1:04 PM PPC Bid Management wrote:
Tyler Analytics is a great, easy to use software
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