Seminar Topics Types of businesses and the advantages and disadvantages of each The nature of information potentially available to the analyst. Familiarisation with the published report and accounts of a quoted company. Accounting conventions and standards, what they are and their importance. In-depth examination of the financial data prepared by the borrower. Understanding the business cycle and the financial needs which arise.
Companies fail because they run out of cash.
Therefore, the calculation of the cash flow capacity of the borrower is essential to corporate credit analysis. Companies are what their management makes them. Preparation of a credit report on a company, including the determination of its debt capacity. Who should attend This seminar is designed for the beginner or relatively inexperienced analyst. Whether from a commercial or investment banking environment, or investment management firm, the content is a highly appropriate method of gaining all the requisite foundation skills to enable the delegate to contribute to the credit analysis function.