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Building your cash flow statement in uncertain times
- 0:16 - Debt restructuring. Debt restructuring often brings fees. We look at a few reporting scenarios and discuss the presentation of these fees.
- 7:04 - Borrowings and repayments under revolvers. Some companies are drawing down on their revolvers as a way to access liquidity. We discuss whether the borrowings and repayments under a revolver should be presented gross or net on the cash flow statement and share other key reminders.
- 9:48 - Supply chain financing. As a result of liquidity struggles, companies have gotten creative with pushing out payment terms in a variety of ways—and this raises questions on the statement of cash flows. Through practical examples, we look at how these transactions should be presented and discuss the FASB’s project on the disclosure of supply chain finance programs.
- 16:38 - Lease modifications/terminations. During 2020, many companies made changes to their lease agreements, especially real estate leases. We talk through presentation considerations in this area.
- 18:42 - Sale of accounts receivables. What are the cash flow considerations when a company sells or factors their trade receivables? Suzanne explains.


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