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Fundamentals of Banking |
1 day |
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Participants examine their own bank’s
financial statements and key operating
ratios to gain an understanding of how a
bank makes money and how credit, market
and operating risks can affect a bank’s
performance. The seminar also examines
the root causes of the Subprime Crisis
and the effects that subprime loans,
mortgage-backed securities, CDOs and
credit default swaps have had on
operating performance and the quality of
the balance sheet. |
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Advanced Credit Skills for the
Experienced Analyst |
2 days |
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This
seminar focuses on how to proactively
manage a deteriorating credit with the
dual objectives of preserving a sound
relationship with the client while
protecting the bank’s capital.
Participants learn how to detect early
warning signs of deterioration and
subsequent actions available to protect
the bank. |
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Capstone Credit Seminar |
1.5 days |
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Herter
Associates will lead a workshop giving
senior management an opportunity to
investigate and discuss their
institution’s core credit principals and
values. Using a case study as a
backdrop, senior management will discuss
key analytical techniques that become
the foundation of a sound credit
underwriting process.
The content and themes of the
following 2 seminars will be customized
to reflect your bank’s core credit
principals and underwriting criteria
developed in the Capstone Credit
Workshop. |
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Cash Flow Analysis |
2 days |
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This
course reviews how to interpret the full
range of cash flow formats. Emphasis is
placed on how these statements reveal
borrowing causes and a company’s ability
to repay debt. Particular attention is
paid to your bank’s specific calculation
of free cash flow and required debt
service coverage ratios. Through case
studies, participants will discuss “how
much debt is right” for a given company
using a variety of techniques. |
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Loan Structuring |
2 days |
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This
seminar reviews the different loan
structures that can be used to address a
variety of client borrowing needs. Focus
is placed on matching facility type with
borrowing cause as well as covenant
design to protect the bank’s sources of
repayment. Through case studies,
participants design sound financing
structures that address the customer’s
needs while protecting the bank and
living within its risk underwriting
criteria. |