Multi-Tranche Debt Schedule

Institutional-grade multi-tranche debt schedule in Excel: Revolver, Term Loan A/B, and Mezzanine with PIK. Models draws, mandatory amort, cash-sweep waterfall, and cash + PIK interest — with a live KPI Dashboard driven entirely by inputs. A flexible, fully formula-driven Multi-Tranche Debt Schedule in Excel for modeling up to four debt facilities — Revolver, Term Loan A, Term Loan B, and Mezzanine — on a single timeline. Each tranche is independently configurable for size, tenor, grace period, repayment style (straight-line or interest-only with bullet), margin over base rate, cash-pay vs. PIK interest treatment, and cash-sweep participation. Outputs include period-by-period opening and closing balances, mandatory amortization, optional prepayments via a senior-first cash-sweep waterfall, full cash and PIK interest expense, and consolidated summary totals across all tranches. Built for LBO models, project finance, real estate development, and credit analysis — and ready to drop into any 3-statement or DCF model.

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Multi-Tranche Debt Schedule with Cash Sweep, PIK Interest & Live Dashboard

A fully dynamic, audit-ready debt model used in LBO, project finance, real estate, and corporate refinancing analyses. Built around a four-tranche capital stack — Revolver, Term Loan A, Term Loan B, and Mezzanine — with all mechanics driven from a single Inputs tab. Change one assumption and every schedule, rollup, and dashboard KPI recalculates instantly.

What’s inside

  • 5 tabs: Cover · Instructions · Dashboard (new) · Inputs · Debt_Schedule
  • 4 tranches with independent assumptions: committed amount, draw type (auto or custom), draw start, tenor, grace period, repayment method (straight-line or bullet), margin, PIK flag, sweep participation, and optional prepay start
  • 60-period strip (monthly default; adjust periods-per-year for quarterly or annual)
  • Cash sweep waterfall — senior → subordinated, capped at remaining balance and residual cash after senior tranches
  • PIK interest that accretes to closing balance, separately tracked from cash-pay interest
  • Full roll-forwards for each tranche: Opening → Draws → Mandatory Amort → Optional Prepay → PIK → Closing

NEW: Dashboard tab

  • Key Metrics row: Revolver Capacity, Peak Total Debt, Ending Debt, Total Cash Interest, Total PIK Interest, Total Interest, Funded Debt
  • Annual rollup of total debt: ending balance, peak balance, cash interest, PIK interest, total interest expense
  • Annual closing balance by tranche with totals row
  • Chart-ready helper tables for stacked debt balance and interest composition charts
  • Year labels auto-derive from Model Start Date and Periods per Year — change the start date and every year header on the dashboard updates

Built for auditors

  • Color-coded inputs vs. formulas
  • Cell notes on every key row documenting the calculation
  • No #REF!, #VALUE!, #N/A, #DIV/0!, or #NAME? anywhere — all tranche roll-forwards tie out to the cent
  • Clean separation between inputs, calculations, and presentation

Use cases: LBO sources & uses, private credit underwriting, project finance debt sizing, real estate acquisition financing, refinancing scenarios, covenant headroom analysis, DSCR/ICR support schedules.

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