Credit Risk Modeling Course (Excel based, Online Certification)

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Traditional Credit Models

Traditional Credit Examples

Structural Model of Credit Risk

Altman Z-Score

Credit Analysis

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Online Credit Risk Modeling Course

Course		No. of Hours
Credit Risk Modeling		2h 41m
Advanced Credit Risk Modeling - IT Sector		6h 9m

Course Name	Online Credit Risk Modeling Course Bundle
Deal	You get instant access to this 2 Credit Risk Course
Hours	8+ Video Hours
Core Coverage	Traditional Credit Models, Examples of Traditional Credit Models, Example of Structural Model of Credit Risk, Altman Z-Score, Credit Analysis, UFCE and WC Modeling and Internal Ratings in Credit Modeling
Excel Templates Included?	Excel templates that were used are provided as a download
Course Validity	You get Lifetime Access. No limit on the number of times you can view this credit risk course.
Eligibility	Those who want to learn cost accounting can register for this online course. No eligibility as such.
Pre-Requisites	None (Basic accounting knowledge should help)
What do you get?	Certificate of Excellence
Certification Type	Course Completion Certificates
Verifiable Certificates?	Yes, you get verifiable certificates for each course with a unique link. These link can be included in your resume/Linkedin profile to showcase your enhanced skills
Type of Training	Video Course – Self Paced Learning
Software Required	Excel (2007 or above)
System Requirement	1 GB RAM or higher
Other Requirement	Speaker / Headphone

Online Credit Risk Modeling Course Curriculum

Before we talk about the prerequisites, target audience, course reviews, and FAQs, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of the course curriculum –

Course Name	Course Description
Credit Risk Modeling Training	This is the only module of this credit risk modeling course you would do. And if you would do it, you will be good to go in developing your credit risk modeling. We will start with a brief introduction to measures of credit risk modeling. Understanding the credit risk and how it is being measured is important before we into the meat of the module. Then, we will talk about traditional credit models in length. And in the next section, we will give you practical examples of traditional credit models. In the same section, we will also talk about the structural model of credit risk. Since understanding the theory isn’t enough, we will also take an example of the structural model of credit risk. Next, we will teach you Altman Z-score. In this section, you will learn about Altman Z-score and how you can calculate the Z-score. Then, we will talk about the Z-score of the airline industry. And then, we will also take a practical example of the US airline industry and discuss the airline industry Z-score. Then, under the same section, we will talk about the credit rating description of the airlines. Now, we will directly go into credit analysis. Under credit analysis, you will learn credit modeling, the evaluation metric in credit modeling, and also the early warning checklist in credit modeling. Then, we will teach you UFCE and WC Credit Modeling. Next, we will look at the financial statement analysis (the income statement, the balance sheet, the cash flow statement) in detail. Finally, we will talk about ways out analysis and internal ratings. In the end, we will show you the reference files to end the module. You need to keep in mind that this training will work if you do the work.
Advanced Credit Risk Modeling – IT Sector	This online course explains the methodologies of credit risk modelling for the IT sector and how it is important for IT firms. This course covers important concepts including financial statement derivations, AltzMan Z Score Model, Mertons Model, Working Capital analysis, and UFCE modeling. Users will also get to learn Way Out Analysis for IT firms, Evaluation Metric and how to give a final recommendation based on the overall analysis.

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Industry Growth Trend

The wealth management platform market was valued at USD 1.52 Billion in 2016 and is projected to reach USD 3.20 Billion by 2022, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 13.4% during the forecast period.
[Source - MarketsandMarkets]

Average Salary

Average Salary$83,000 per year

The average salary for a Modeling Analyst is $83,000 per year in the United States.
[Source - Indeed]

Pre-requisites

Willingness to learn credit risk modeling: Not all finance professionals need to learn credit risk modeling. But if you’re willing to learn credit risk modeling, this course is the best in the market. This course will work magic if you do the work. Only consuming the course wouldn’t turn you into a credit risk modeler, you need to practice what you would learn in this credit risk modeling training.
Basic knowledge of finance & accounting: This is not a beginner’s course. If you want to do this course, you should at least have a fundamental knowledge of accounting and finance. If you don’t know anything about accounting or finance, better you would do a beginner course first.

Target Audience

Finance & Accounting Students: If you’re finance/accounting students, you can do this credit risk modeling course to learn a great skill well-in-advance. This course will help you learn the nitty-gritty of credit risk and it may help a great deal in finding out a job or do a consultation shortly.
Finance professionals: If you’re a financial analyst or an investment banker, this course would be invaluable to you. This course will teach you how to create a complex credit risk model and how to assess it. Go ahead and do this credit risk modeling course and you would realize that these 3 hours are the best investment in your career.

FAQ – General Questions

Why should I do this credit risk modeling course?

There are 101 reasons for doing this course. But we’re telling you the most obvious one. This course will make you a better credit risk modeler. Rest you will figure out as you do this course.

Can I do this credit risk modeling course even if I don’t have any background in accounting or finance?

The answer is no. You shouldn’t do this course if you don’t have any knowledge of finance or accounting. Since this course is designed for people who already have fundamental knowledge in finance and accounting, you will not get the best value until you learn the basics first.

How this credit risk modeling training would add value to your career?

Since this course is focused on a niche topic, if you’re pursuing something similar, it would add value to your life. Meaning, you should have been in a profession where you can use credit risk modeling. Though as a student you can do this course if you’re willing to explore.

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Credit Risk Modeling

This is one of the best learning I have heard, the tutor goes into detail of every scenario in credit analysis and Modeling especially in the analysis of the financial statements this offers great tutoring and gives very practical engagement of the process this is also a good tutor, I give congratulations to him for a very well put together a presentation. Looking forward to learning more.
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JOSHUA M WANJOHI

Good course

This credit risk modeling course is comprehensive. And takes into account all aspects of credit risk. Excel modeling was very beneficial because it gave hands-on for working on real data and analyze and formulate the credit score of a company. various models like the Altman Z score model proved to be robust for many sectors altogether.
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Sarthak Samal

Very rare and simplified training

The credit risk analysis enabled me to understand how risk profiling is conducted by a credit analyst in the financial lending sector. The interpretation and explanation of the Saltzman z score were beneficial to understand how the bankruptcy is predicted of companies, and based on the calculation.
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