Credit executives are always engaged in various functions — from credit marketing to credit assessment and in monitoring loan conditions of various borrowers. Clarity of reports, appropriate content and timely submission to management is invaluable, both to facilitate credit decision making and as well to customer service by a faster turnaround response. Good communication to management is not a matter of just good English, but also adequate and relevant subject coverage, factual in content with a good analysis, and of suitable writing styles. Until the credit issues are well communicated, they might never be known or appreciated in the credit decision process. This 2-day workshop is aimed at developing a practical and structured writing approach for credit reporting. Participants are likely to be credit analysts and banking executives.
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| Subject | Description |
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| Objective | To provide participants an understanding and eventually competencies in writing credit proposals – from planning all the way to execution. |
| Methodology | Instructor led topical discussions and scenario analyses, and case studies |
| Audience | Loan officers, Loan reviewers from Compliance and Internal Audit and their managers |
| Duration | 2 days |
| Code | CRS |
COURSE OUTLINE
| Subject | Description |
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| Introduction to corporate credit writing |
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| Structure of corporate credit reports |
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| Content for new and existing credit |
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| Organization of the credit report |
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| Writing tips |
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| Debriefing and conclusion |