Risk Management and Credit Principles
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Risk Management and Credit Principles
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Get introduced to risk management, credit principles, and business risk as they relate to a borrower
Duration | 33 hours |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Schedule type | Self paced |
Difficulty level | Intermediate |
Official Website | Explore Free Course  |
Credential | Certificate |
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Risk Management and Credit Principles
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- Offered by University of Michigan
- Flexible Schedule- Set and maintain flexible deadlines.
- Associated with New York Institue of Finance
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Risk Management and Credit Principles
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Skills you will learn
Who should do this course?
- Students having Basic accounting knowledge will be suitable for this course
What are the course deliverables?
- Learn about the purpose of debt, debt forms, and the difference between financing from debt vs. equity.
- Complete a hands-on risk analysis assessment.
More about this course
- In this course, you will gain a deeper understanding of the principles of credit risks, including exposure, default, default probability, expected loss, and loss given default. Important concepts will be covered that will help you to effectively assess business and industry risks, company business models, market competition, and the impact of risks on company performance. You'll examine how companies measure and mitigate these risks.
Risk Management and Credit Principles at edX Curriculum
Risk Management and Credit Principles
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Introduction to Risk Management and Credit Principles
Principles of Corporate and Project Finance
Credit Markets, Loan Defaults, and Expected Loss
Business, Industry, and Company Risk
Ratings Agencies and Financial Disclosure
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