CERTIFICATE IN CREDIT ANALYSIS

The NYU Certificate in Credit Analysis is designed to provide a working knowledge of the fundamentals of credit analysis for today's marketplace. Students learn credit and credit analysis in application-based courses that convey how to conduct and write a credit analysis report, manage a loan or loan portfolio, structure term- and asset-based loans, manage work outs and business bankruptcies, trade financing transactions, project financing, and reorganization. The program is designed by a faculty of leading credit practitioners whose teaching is responsive to the changing economic environment.

The program is designed for professionals who wish to acquire expertise in a consolidated timeframe, and can be completed in 9 months.

Who Should Enroll:
M.B.A.s, recent college graduates, professionals who work in finance, banking executives, bankers who do currently work with or on credit topics, bankers who wish to transition into the credit area, bankers from foreign banks or branches who wish to learn how U. S. banks do business, business owners, accountants, lawyers, and professionals from any field who want to understand or advance their knowledge of credit analysis.

Upon completion of the course students are able to:

• Write a credit analysis report.
• Manage a commercial loan or loan portfolio.
• Manage workouts and business bankruptcies.
• Negotiate loan agreements.
• Structure asset based loans and trade finance transactions.
• Structure term loans, syndicated transactions, and project finance transactions.

This certificate is awarded to students who complete five courses--two required and three electives.

Certificate Builder

COURSE CHECK LIST			COURSE NO.	PRICE
Required (2 of these courses are required)
	Writing a Credit Analysis Learn to evaluate and explain how to repay an asset based, revolving credit, term, or commercial mortgage loan. The course initially focuses on the cash... (click on course name to read more)		X51.9290	$995
	Conducting a Credit Analysis II Learn to look beyond financial statements to evaluate and explain the risk in a borrower's accounting principles, financial projections, and business practices. Analyze aggressive and/or... (click on course name to read more)		X51.9291	$995
Electives (Choose three) (3 of these courses are required)

*Courses not available in current semester.

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