What Is The Aim Of This Course?
This course recognizes that to
effectively achieve the aspirations of organizational stakeholders
in a sustainable manner, a deep appreciation of the rudiments of the
finance function is critical.
Every business enterprise encounters financial choices including
financing, investment and dividend options. This has implications in
both the short and long term, to the extent that each option either
increases or dissipates financial resources available for the
organization to stay in business and to make profit. This course
prepares participants to arrive at the preferred option through
carefully considered and deliberate decisions.
Thus the programme seeks to empower and increase the sharpness of
managerial decision-making, a major characteristic of a professional
aiming at being a successful executive.
Who Is It For?
This course is designed for
senior and middle level functional executives, managers and officers
without formal finance training and educational background, who are
in positions within commercial banks, non-bank financial
institutions such as rural and community banks, savings and loans
companies and small and medium scale enterprises.
What Will You Learn?
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Introduction To Finance
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Key Basic Concepts In Finance
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Impact of Key Balance Sheet Items On Corporate Liquidity,
Profitability and Survival
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Tools For Effective Financial Management
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International Dimensions Of Finance
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What
is the aim of this Course?
To equip
participants with the skills and knowledge essential to facilitate
the construction of a healthy credit portfolio through a thorough
assessment of each credit decision. Ultimately, the success of these
decisions should reflect in healthier balance sheets and improved
profitability resulting from a reduction in bad debt provisioning
levels.
Who is it for?
A course
for those whose responsibilities require robust applications of
financial analysis, credit analysis and management, corporate
finance, risk asset portfolio audit, supervision and inspection
within the banking and corporate sectors. It is well suited for
managers of bank branches and micro finance institutions including
the rural banks and savings and loans companies. Officers who manage
the treasury, borrowing and receivables management activities of
private sector firms would find this course instructive.
What will you learn?
Understanding credit management
• Introduction to the credit management process
• The credit framework
• Introduction to business cycle and risk
• Introduction to credit products
Analyzing information for a credit decision
• Tools & techniques for credit management
• Financial statements, analysis and interpretation
• Introduction to credit analysis
Credit Monitoring & Supervision
• Introduction to credit monitoring
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