Credit Risk of Commodity Companies

Fitch Learning
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In New York (USA) and London

£ 2,095 + VAT

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  • Duration

    2 Days

  • Start date

    Different dates available

The purpose of this two-day course is to enhance credit skills and equip participants with tools and techniques to understand a commodity trader's commercial and financial viability and to appreciate the key credit, market and country risks which occur in commodity trade transactions. The course is highly interactive and will make use of case studies and exercise to demonstrate key learning points.

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London
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New York (USA)
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Bonnie Chow

4.0
11/12/2017
What I would highlight: Knowledgeable, interactive, fun and practical.
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Subjects

  • Financial Training
  • Trade
  • IT risk
  • Financial
  • Credit
  • Market
  • Trader
  • Transactions
  • Risk
  • ActionScript
  • Credit Risk Management
  • Actionscript (Flash)

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Course programme

Apply a structured approach to identify, quantify and evaluate credit, market and country risks in commodity trade transactions. Distinguish the risks in different types of credit exposure. Focus on the financial and ratio analysis in order to assess the performance and financial health of a commodity trader. Utilise qualitative, quantitative and market indicators which could be early warning signals of problems. Recommend facility amounts and structures which are appropriate to the risk profile of the client and protect sufficiently the interests of the bank

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