Simon Greene
Business
| 7 Hours 10 minutes
| Jan 20
| 01:00 PM Eastern
Course Description
A comprehensive course designed to furnish credit professionals with the necessary tools in order to undertake effective, conclusion-based credit analysis. Participants will develop their analytical skills through the application of a logical structured framework. Starting with identification of the deal and credit structure, it logically works through the analysis process from business risk to financial risk then to structural risk. In addition it will compare and contrast different industry dynamics.
This course contains 42 lectures across 8 sections, introducing and then covering each concept in-depth and providing examples.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the process of credit analysis including risk identification, analysis and mitigation
- Develop skills to analyze business, financial and structural risks
- Identify the appropriate information requirements for analysis and underwriting
- Implement a structure for business risk analysis from macro, industry, and company-specific levels of detail
- Apply industry and company specific risk analysis tools (including the BCG Matrix and Porter’s 5 Competitive Forces)
- Analyze the key functional areas of a business, including through a SWOT analysis
- How to dig into a company’s key financial statements (including income statement and balance sheet)
Prerequisites
- Knowledge of the English language.
- A basic understanding of accounting and the structure of the three key financial statements is required.
- A financial calculator is recommended for this course.
Who Should Attend
- Relationship managers (0-5 years) in commercial, corporate and investment banking.
- Analysts and associates in commercial, corporate and investment banking.
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