To Lend or Not to Lend – Credit Intermediate

Trainer Albert Lim
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Intermediate

Learning Outcome

Better understanding of the types of risks and the management of risks in a bank.
Appreciate the different types of business structures and how their financing are structured.
Understand the credit origination process and the procedures are taken to mitigate the credit risk. Common classifications on credit types and risk appetite.
Understand how to conduct credit analysis of a business using standard tools.
Appreciation of the standard financial statements used in business analysis; its effectiveness and limitations.
Understand the common types of business financing and the main facility risks involved.
Familiarisation with the documentation covenants and facility monitoring process.
Overall view and appreciation of the entire credit process cycle.

Course Content

Total learning: 17 lessons / 1 quiz Time: 100 minutes

Downloadable Notes 0/1
- 1.1
  
  Notes
Introduction 0/1
- 2.1
  
  Introduction
Loan Monitoring 0/1
- 3.1
  
  Loan Monitoring
Risk Management in a Bank 0/1
- 4.1
  
  Risk Management in a Bank
Business Structures 0/1
- 5.1
  
  Proprietorships, Partnerships, Companies
Normal Classification and Bank Practices 0/1
- 6.1
  
  Normal Classification and Bank Practices
Credit Appetite of a Bank 0/1
- 7.1
  
  Credit Appetite of a Bank
Credit Origination 0/1
- 8.1
  
  Credit origination
Business Credit Analysis 0/2
- 9.1
  
  Business Credit Analysis – Macro & Micro Forces
- 9.2
  
  Analysis of Financial Statements
Ratio Analysis 0/1
- 10.1
  
  Ratio Analysis
The Past Financial Statements and Future Projections 0/1
- 11.1
  
  The Past Financial Statements and Future Projections
Types of Business Financing & Working Capital 0/4
- 12.1
  
  Types of Business Financing & Working Capital
- 12.2
  
  Capex Financing
- 12.3
  
  Contract Financing
- 12.4
  
  Bridging Finance
Credit Documentation 0/1
- 13.1
  
  Credit Documentation and The Main Terms
Summative Assessment 0/1
- Quiz14.1
  
  Final Test 20 questionsFinal

Trainer

Albert Lim

Albert is a consultant in Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers and sits on the Examination Committee. He was the Senior Vice President and Chief Credit Officer of Bangkok Bank Berhad. Prior to that, he was the Head of Credit Management in EON Bank. He holds a Degree in Mechanical Engineering from University Malaya and Masters in Business Administration from University of Strathclyde, UK.

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To Lend or Not to Lend - Credit Intermediate

Course Content

Downloadable Notes 0/1

Introduction 0/1

Loan Monitoring 0/1

Risk Management in a Bank 0/1

Business Structures 0/1

Normal Classification and Bank Practices 0/1

Credit Appetite of a Bank 0/1

Credit Origination 0/1

Business Credit Analysis 0/2

Ratio Analysis 0/1

The Past Financial Statements and Future Projections 0/1

Types of Business Financing & Working Capital 0/4

Credit Documentation 0/1

Summative Assessment 0/1

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