We'll also adjust for cash — and noting finance expense is currently less than 7 % of Op FCF, we'll adjust for $ 0.2 billion
of additional debt capacity (thereby bumping finance expense to a still reasonable 15 % of Op FCF).
Plus we can expect interest paid to be significantly lower in FY - 2016: I estimate $ 1.9 million, vs. a prior $ 2.8 million — which would imply an
additional debt capacity of $ 137 million (at a 5 % rate), for say a new - build (just announced!)
The combination
of the VantageScore 3.0 score and
additional data, the researchers found, provided enough evidence to assign creditworthy status to the conventionally unscoreable, on par with the conventionally scoreable — in fact, the average income
of the unscorable was found to be 67 percent
of that
of the scoreable, and the unscorable showed «a reasonable
capacity for repaying
debt in terms
of income and income generation,» the researchers state.