“Analyzing Financial Statements: Back to Basics” Enables the participant to develop a greater understanding of the analysis of financial statements and evaluate the efficacy and reliability of the various types and quality of the various financial reports of assets, liabilities, capital, income and expenses. But all of these reports are not created equal and analyzing these reports also requires making judgments on the reliability of the information presented. The potential for manipulations, or intentional misrepresentation in these reports. The discussion will cover the following topics:
Types of financial statements
Elements of the annual financial report
Methods of accounting
Misrepresentation in financial statements
Regulatory environment
Red flags indicating problems in financial reports
Other, non-annual financial statements
Types of Financial Statements
Other, Non-annual Financial Statements
Elements of the Annual Financial Report
Methods of Accounting
Misrepresentation in Financial Statements
Regulatory Environment
Key Points to Remember
Red Flags Indicating Problems in Financial Reports
Review Quiz
Course Evaluation
Credit analysts, lenders, risk managers, credit officers, portfolio managers and persons responsible for loan quality or review and those evaluating or regulating credit decisions would benefit from this course. Other financial professions seeking education in preserving quality lending and fully understanding and evaluating the loan underwriting process would also benefit from the training.
$799.00
Commercial Credit Analysis Certification
