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  • Envy Rides Incorporated (Spreadsheet for students)

    Excel spreadsheet for students.
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  • Rotary Cove Beach

    The branch manager of the YMCA Goderich-Huron considers a change in operations for the beachfront property at Rotary Cove Beach, which has been unprofitable for years. She needs to assess how a number of factors, including financial considerations, might change operations for the coming year. Her assessment and recommendations would have to fit with the branch’s overall financial strategy while considering the various stakeholders involved, including Goderich’s town council.
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  • Envy Rides Incorporated

    The newly appointed manager of commercial accounts considers a loan request from the owner of a recreational motorsport dealership in the amount of a $60,000 long-term loan for renovations and the addition of a tattoo parlor. The owner has also requested a $450,000 working capital loan for operations and to help manage seasonal fluctuations in sales. This is a comprehensive case in which students assess qualitative issues affecting the recreational motorsport industry during a weak economic climate. Students learn the basics of commercial lending and the risks involved in lending to a company that has no bank loan history and that is seeking credit for sustainability.
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  • Rotary Cove Beach

    The branch manager of the YMCA Goderich-Huron considers a change in operations for the Rotary Cover Beach property, which has been unprofitable for years. She needs to assess how a number of factors including financial considerations, might change operations for the coming year. Her assessment and recommendations would have to fit with the branch's overall financial strategy while considering the various stakeholders involved, including Goderich's town council.
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  • Envy Rides Incorporated, Spreadsheet Supplement

    Spreadsheet supplement for case W10542.
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  • Envy Rides Incorporated

    The newly-appointed manager of commercial accounts considers a loan request from the owner of a recreational motorsport dealership in the amount of $60,000 long-term loan for renovations and the addition of a tattoo parlor. The owner has also requested a $450,000 working capital loan for operations and to help manage seasonal fluctuations in sales. This is a comprehensive case in which students assess qualitative issues affecting the recreational motorsport industry during a weak economic climate. Students learn the basics of commercial lending and the risks involved in lending to a company that has no bank loan history and that is seeking credit for sustainability.
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