Course Objectives

This course provides a thorough understanding of the balance sheet which is one of the four major financial statements in an annual financial report. As a fundamental report to corporate credit analysis, the balance sheet describes the financial condition or position of an organization at a point in time. Credit analysts use the balance sheet to measure liquidity and leverage to determine if an organization can cover its obligations to creditors. In this informative course, we will cover:

  • Balance Sheet Basics

  • Property, Plant and Equipment and Other Assets

  • Liabilities in General

  • Owner Equity

  • Business Valuation

Course curriculum

    1. Balance Sheet Basics

    2. Property, Plant and Equipment and Other Assets

    3. Liabilities in General

    4. Owner Equity

    5. Business Valuation

    1. Review Quiz

    2. Course Evaluation

About this course

  • $199.00
  • 9 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content

Upgrade to the Certification Program

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

    The Commercial Credit Analysis Certification program consists of eight (8) courses covering the Credit Analysis Process, the Five C's of Credit, Analyzing Financial Statements, the Balance Sheet, the Income and Equity Statements, the Cash Flow Statement, Financial Ratios Analysis, and Analyzing the Creditworthiness of Individuals. You can save purchasing these courses as a bundle while earning an important certification to demonstrate your credit analysis expertise. The courses are available to revisit for one year from the date of purchase. You will have access to any updated materials reflecting changes in prudent banking practices, regulations, and market conditions during this time.
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