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PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA IN CREDIT MANAGEMENT

Impart 360 degree knowledge on credit management.

PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA IN CREDIT MANAGEMENT

Objective:

Professional Diploma of Credit Management is designed to impart 360-degree knowledge of credit management to individuals working or aspiring to work in the credit department of financial institutions. This will help the participant develop competencies in various areas of credit be it Comprehensive knowledge of Accounting, Financial Statement Analysis, Business Risk and Return Analysis, Credit Administration and Documentation, Credit Recovery, Credit Sales, and Relationship Management.



Workshop Coverage:

Credit Management

  • Overall Perspectives of Credit Management
  • Standard Principles of Credit
  • Need for Departing from Collateral & Name Lending Scenario

Introduction to Accrual Accounting

  • Introduction
  • Primary Financial Statements
  • Accrual Accounting
  • Cash Tracing Techniques
  • Connecting the Statements
  • The Accounting Process
  • Journal Entries

The Asset Conversion Cycle

  • Components of the Assets Conversion Cycle
  • Timing Differences and Financing Needs
  • Estimating Operating Cycle Financing Needs

Accounting for the Operating Cycle 

  • Accrual Accounting and Cash Flow
  • Revenue, Expenses, and Debtors
  • Stock and Cost of Goods Sold
  • Job Aids
  • Expense Recognition

​​​​​​​Accounting for the Investment Cycle 

  • Introduction
  • Fixed Assets and Depreciation
  • Investments and Intangible Assets

​​​​​​​Accounting for Liabilities and Equities

  • Introduction
  • Current and Long-Term Liabilities
  • Owner’s Equity
  • Working Capital
  • Tax

​​​​​​​Financial Reporting and Full Disclosure

  • Introduction
  • The Financial Reporting Environment
  • Financial Statements and Notes to the Accounts

​​​​​​​Identifying Borrowing Causes

  • Borrowing Caused by Sales Growth
  • Borrowing Caused by the slowdown in the Operating Cycle
  • Borrowing Caused by purchases of Fixed Assets
  • Borrowing Caused by other factors

​​​​​​​Industry Risk Analysis

  • Introduction
  • Industry Risk Characteristics
  • Case Studies

​​​​​​​Business Risk Analysis

  • Introduction
  • Business Analysis Perspective
  • General Characteristics and Goals
  • Product-Market Match
  • Supply and Production Analysis
  • Distribution and Sales
  • Management Analysis
  • Drawing Conclusion
  • Case Study

Financial Statement Analysis

  • Introduction
  • Financial Ratio Categories
  • Developing Financial Statement Expectations
  • Assessing Operations Management
  • Key Financial Ratios
  • Examining the Balance Sheet for Accounting Risk
  • Case Study

​​​​​​​Cash Flow Analysis

  • Introduction
  • The Cash Flow Summary
  • More Cash Flow
  • Case Study

Projections

  • Introduction
  • The logic and Purpose of Projections
  • Sensitivity Analysis
  • Projecting the Cash Flow Summary
  • Projecting the Balance Sheet
  • Case Study

​​​​​​​Loan Structure and Documentation

  • Introduction
  • The Decision
  • Loan Structure: Choosing the Right Facility
  • Disbursement, Term, Repayment Schedule and Support
  • Loan Agreements and Covenants
  • Case Study

​​​​​​​Loan Management

  • Introduction and Overview
  • Credit Checks
  • Monitoring Customer Performance
  • Identifying Trouble Signs
  • A Strategy for Problem Loans
  • Practice Exercise

​​​​​​​Credit Risks Associated with Non-Funded Business LCs

  • Guarantees
  • Case Studies

​​​​​​​Security Management

  • Types of security and nature of charges
  • Valuation and margins
  • Assessment of quality and salability

​​​​​​​Relationship Management

  • Relationship Management from Marketing Perspectives
  • Differentiation between Customer and Consumer Concept
  • Client Relationship Management

​​​​​​​Credit Recovery

  • Purpose of Collection Unit, Effective Collection, Delinquent Buckets
  • Management Tools
  • Collection Tools, Understanding delinquency buckets
  • Financial impact, provision and write off
  • Demand Letters, foreclosure, repossession, and auction
  • Debt Recovery Tribunal
  • Collection Strategy
  • Recovery and NPA Management
  • NRB Circulars

​​​​​​​Selling Credit from Branches

  • Identifying Target market
  • Qualifying the Suspects
  • Understanding the science of selling credit
  • Understanding the art of selling credit
  • Handling objection.
  • Interest Rate Negotiations​​​​​​​

Target Audience:
  • People working in commercial and development banks, microfinance, and cooperatives
  • Relationship managers working in Credit Business functions
  • Branch managers
  • Credit Officers and Compliance officers
  • Officials working in Credit Risk Management and Credit Control Function
  • Undergraduate and Postgraduate students undertaking banking as an area of specialization
  • Lecturers, teachers, trainers, and researchers involved in teaching and researching Accounts and Financial Management
  • CA's and auditors who are currently involved or pursuing banking audits
  • Individuals involved in making or implementing policies affecting banks and financial institutions
  • Entrepreneurs of Small and Medium Enterprises

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