Credit Analysis for Multifinance Business

OVERVIEW

In the multi-finance business, credit analysis plays a very important role because understanding the concept of credit analysis helps to carry out credit analysis correctly, minimize the risk of credit to be given, arrange Credit Facilities, Credit Monitoring, and Relationship Management Techniques. It has 4 components which are widely known as The “4 Cs” of credit—capacity, collateral, covenants, and character—provide a useful framework for evaluating credit risk.

In this course, participants will learn more about credit analysis and other aspects that will greatly affect the company's financial state.

OBJECTIVES

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the concept of credit analysis

• Able to do credit analysis accurately

• Able to minimize the risk of credit to be given.

• Able to arrange Structuring Credit Facilities, Credit Monitoring, and Relationship Management Techniques.

TARGET PARTICIPANTS

• Finance, Accounting, Credit, Operations, Sales & Markets, Account Executive

COURSE CONTENTS

• Financial statement analysis and interpretation

• Testing the Corporate Financial Statements: testing the accuracy of the data in the financial statements, testing the relationship with the accounts in the financial statements

• Financial Ratio Analysis: calculate and determine the level of liquidity and corporate profitability, calculate and determine corporate finance, determine the financial strength of the corporation

• Financial Recalculation

• Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis

• Investment Credit Analysis

• Working Capital Credit Analysis (Cash Loan and Non-Cash Loan)

• Cash Flow Analysis: analyzing operating and non-operating cash cycles

• Cash Sources and Uses Analysis: Identify and analyze the sources and uses of cash, short-term and long-term analysis

• Integrated Case Study Project Assignment (Cash Working Capital Loans and Non-Cash Loans, Investments and Arrangement Facilities)

• Fund Needs Analysis: determine operational funding needs, Identify and analyze working capital

• Business Growth: predicting business dynamics with SPACE analysis method, estimating funding requirements with fast and pro forma methods, calculating and determining the balance of growth, sensitivity analysis.

• Business Failure Prediction: predict business failure with Z score method, determine business failure criteria