Credit Analysis for Bank Loan Decision Making
Teaching Hours and Credit Allocation: |
16 hours, 4 credits |
Course Assessment: |
Coursework |
Aims
The aim of this course is to learn how financial and cash flow analysis tools can aid in credit decisions and in applying credit analysis techniques/models (e.g. logistic regression) to determine the firm´s probability of default and thus evaluate the firm’s riskiness.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course you should be able to:
- Learn how financial and cash flow analysis tools can aid you in credit decisions
- Apply credit analysis techniques/models (e.g., logistic regression) to determine the firm´s probability of default and thus evaluate the firm’s riskiness
- Learn how to tie risk management, credit and financial analysis to Basel Accord
- Understand how daily actions can reduce or mitigate credit risk, market risk and operational risk
- Understand need, usefulness and major components of the Basel II & III Accord
- Learn how to tie credit analysis to the software applied by financial institutions for credit analysis purposes (Moodys Credit Scoring Model)
Content
- Emphasis on real world issues related to the credit & financial analysis, risk management and Basel II & III Accords
- Learning experiences from recent bankruptcies worldwide (e.g. Lehman Brothers, GM etc)
- Application of specially designed financial/credit analysis software to Greek/ international firms / bank clients
- Application of credit analysis software techniques (e.g., logistic regression analysis) to real firms to determine the firm´s riskiness
- Basel II & III Accord and credit analysis
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