Course description
The Evaluating Credit Risk training course has been structured as sixteen modules that build upon one another to enhance and develop the skills that are essential to critical thinking and decision-making in today’s market environment.
The programme modules are designed to be highly interactive using a case study, exercises and examples based on real companies and realistic situations. Through these application exercises key learning points are further reinforced and discussion encouraged.
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Outcome / Qualification etc.
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Develop a Comprehensive Understanding of Corporate Credit Risk: Define credit analysis and evaluate the risk/return profile of corporate borrowers, including an in-depth look at documentation, recovery rates, and liquidity in credit markets.
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Master Financial Statement Analysis for Credit Risk Evaluation: Gain proficiency in balancing quantitative and qualitative analysis of financial statements.
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Evaluate the Sustainability of a Company’s Business Model: Acquire the skills to assess the sustainability of revenues, profits, and interest coverage using models like Dupont, and understand the core management competencies of profitability, asset efficiency, and capital structure management.
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Analyse Debt Products and Capital Structures: Understand the factors influencing the selection of funding instruments, the impact of credit products on structures and pricing, and the types of debt instruments available in various markets.
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Conduct Advanced Capital Structure Analysis: Learn to assess the appropriateness of a company’s capital structure, the financial risk within the business model and operating environment, and the implications of leverage from the shareholders’ perspective.
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Understand Priority and Subordination in Credit Arrangements: Master the concepts of effective, contractual, and structural subordination and their implications for credit risk.
Training Course Content
- Framework for evaluating corporate credit risk
- Framework for financial statement analysis: effectively balancing quantitative and qualitative analysis
- Evaluating the success of a company’s business model – Parts I & II
- Debt products and capital structures
- Capital structure analysis – Parts I & II
- Priority and subordination: how it arises and what it means for creditors
- Covenants and documentation: the Purpose and the Risks – Parts I & II
- Recovering Value Through Corporate Restructuring – Parts I & II
Course delivery details
All courses can be delivered ONSITE, ONLINE or BLENDED to suit your distinct requirements.
Whether one-to-one or group deliveries, entry level or boardroom executives, are consultants are here to develop a programme to meet your specific business needs.
Simply contact us to discuss your requirements.