I Historical roots and role of commercial credit, the credit function in financial management, determination of credit policies and procedures, and administration of credit departments. Introduction of information for financial analysis. I Identify elements and requirements of financial statements and income statements. Analyze the background of a business entity. Methods of solving and evaluating liquidity, solvency, efficiency, and profitability of a business entity.
Course includes case studies in credit management.
CAP The Credit Administration Program is designed for those working in the field of commercial credit. Unlike other programs, this learning system is geared to reality and is more applicable to the credit professional in today's business climate. Many students who complete the CAP apply for designation through the National Association of Credit Management. Academic based designation for those desiring a career in credit. Holders have shown a mastery of basic accounting, basic financial analysis, and a thorough knowledge of business credit principles.