During this course, participants will learn the basic components and procedures of the credit process.
.1- Explain the importance of bank credit
.2- Define working capital and the asset conversion cycle
.3- List different types of bank loans in relation to intrinsic calculations
.4- List the types of credit facilities
.5- Explain the credit process
.6- Use financial analysis as part of the lending process
.1– The Concept of Bank Lending
.1-1 The bank’s credit function
.1-2 The different types of bank loans
.1-3 Components of the credit process
.1-4 Management of the credit process
.2– Working Capital and the Asset Conversion Cycle
.2-1 Concept of the working capital
.2-2 Concept and components of working investment
.2-3 Asset conversion cycle
.2-4 Case studies
.3– Types of Bank Loans
.3-1 Types of short-term loans
.3-2 Asset-based lending
.3-3 Medium-term lending
.3-4 Comparison of bank financing methods
.3-5 Practical example of financing costs
.4– Types of Credit Facilities
.4-1 Different types of credit facilities:
.4-2 Funded facilities - secured and unsecured
.4-3 Unfunded commitments-– L/Cs and L/Gs
.4-4 Medium and long-term facilities
.5– The Credit Process in Banks
.5-1 The methods used to evaluate the borrower’s creditworthiness
.5-2 Sources of information required to evaluate the borrower’s creditworthiness
.6– Financial Analysis for Credit Purposes
.6-1 The concept and methods of credit analysis
.6-2 The importance of financial analysis in the credit process
.6-3 Financial analysis as part of the overall credit analysis
.6-4 The methods of financial analysis
.6-5 Summary of financial ratios
.6-6 Cash flow statement analysis
.6-7 Practical case study
.course is intended for junior credit officers with minimum two years of experience, employees in other bank credit-related departments and employees engaged in credit-related functions in financial companies
.Training Attendance certificate