Credit

How to be an effective credit analyst part 2: Beyond financial analysis

Features / By
Reading Time: 2 minutes

This is the second installment of the How to be an effective credit analyst series. If you missed it, you may read part 1 here. Today, we look at going beyond Financial Analysis. Tip#2: Beyond financial analysis An effective credit analyst knows that financial analysis is more than just about the numbers. An analyst can …

How to be an effective credit analyst part 2: Beyond financial analysis Read More »

Why commercial lending training?

Features / By
Reading Time: 1 minute

As a corporate banker or commercial banker, you may wonder why you would need to take some commercial lending training. After all, you’ve learned the basics of financial statement analysis in university and most likely you’ve undergone some kind of basic training internally to get you started. But, is it enough to make you stand …

Why commercial lending training? Read More »

How to be an effective credit analyst – Part 1

Features / By
Reading Time: 1 minute

This is the first part of a 5-part series on how to be an effective credit analyst. With the recent financial & credit crisis, everyone’s wondering…what happened? It’s time to get back to basics. So, I hope you enjoy this free series on how to be an effective credit analyst. Tip #1: In-depth Risk Analysis …

How to be an effective credit analyst – Part 1 Read More »

Implications of Loan Losses for Lenders

Features / By
Reading Time: 5 minutes

Overview: The issue of loan quality and building incentive systems for lenders is a recurring issue. Often the issue is poorly managed with dire consequences for the organisation. Below I have attempted to provide a link between a risk rating structure, incenting lenders and implications on the loan loss reserves for a financial institution. Risk …

Implications of Loan Losses for Lenders Read More »

Scroll to Top