Credit Risk school training courses in Charlotte, NC (public, in-house or online)

Credit scores are utilized by creditors, insurance companies, employers, and even licensing agencies as a tool to determine a person’s creditworthiness and character. Unfortunately, many people do not fully understand the importance of this three-digit number. This class will examine credit scores and their potential impact on someone’s future. Participants will learn to improve and maintain good credit scores

Your credit score. It’s just three numbers, but it dictates whether you’ll be approved for credit and what you’ll pay. Insurers use it to set premiums. Landlords use it to make renting decisions. Discover how your credit scores are affected by everything, from applying for loans to closing accounts. Learn how to cope with a credit crisis and how credit counseling really affects a credit score. Did you know that paying old debts can acually damage your credit score? Also, find out ...

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The growth in the markets in the 1990’s led some to believe that good times had become permanent. More recent developments have brought home some old wisdom - credit quality counts! The courses offered addresses the importance of credit analysis and provides a comprehensive coverage of the field.

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This course discusses the various approaches to credit risk modeling, including: CreditMetrics, the first available portfolio model for evaluating credit risk developed by JP Morgan; credit risk management framework introduced by Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB); credit risk model developed by KMV Corporation (after Moody’s acquisition, it is called M-KMV); credit risk model namely ’CreditPortfolioView’ developed by McKinsey.

This is an online self study course that can be...

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The courses within Credit Risk provide instruction on techniques for analyzing credit risks as well as approaches to structuring credit instruments to reduce risk.

Number of Courses: 5 Number of Hours: 15

Courses include the following subjects:
Cash Flow Analysis
Free Cash Flow
Net Internal Cash Flow
EBITDA
Earnings
Credit Risk Ratings
Credit Spreads
Calculating Expected Loss
Credit Structure
Portfolio Credit Risk
Buy and Hold Credit P...

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