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Ten Things To Look For When Analyzing Balance Sheets Webinar

The credit analysis process requires that a lender review a wide variety of financial information. Analyzing balance sheets is of utmost importance, uncovering the most important types of financial information that potential (and current) borrowers provide to banks, credit unions, and other lenders. This program will examine ten important things that every analyst and loan officer should look for when evaluating the information contained in balance sheets. This program will demonstrate the ways in which lenders can be more successful in the loan process and will identify the most important questions that they need to ask their business borrowers. At the end of this program, participants will be able to be more comfortable with knowing what to pay attention to when analyzing the balance sheets.

Covered Topics:

•The Balance Sheet: What It says (and doesn’t say) about a business
•Current Assets: What they are and how quickly are they being converted into cash?
•Long-Term Assets: How are they being financed?
•Intangible Assets: Are they worth anything to a lender?
•Collateral: How should I value it?
•Net Worth: Is it understated or overstated?

Who Should Attend?

•Credit Analysts
•Loan Officers
•Branch Managers
•Loan Committee Members
•Other personnel with lending responsibilities

Instructor:  Vincent DiCara is a co-founder of Development Finance Training and Consulting, Inc. (DFTC).

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Choose the delivery type that best suits your needs.  Tuition includes textbook (if applicable).
Webinar times are EST.  All other class times are local time.

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