Hi guys:
I have a quick question on how to model debt please - let's say I'm looking at public company ABC - on cap IQ, under securities summaries, ABC has many debt outstanding. However, some of these debt will only have very small amounts outstanding (something like $80mm). In generally, how can I find out which debt I need to model out? Do I need to model out all the ones in CapIQ that still have more than $0m outstanding, or do I just model the ones based on latest 10k/10q?
Thanks!
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how to model anything depends on what you model it for. What's the question you try to answer?
^this
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