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Ten Things To Look For When Analyzing Profit and Loss Statements Webinar

The credit analysis process requires that a lender review a wide variety of financial information. This information includes  analyzing profit and loss statements, which occasionally are the only financial information that borrowers provide to lenders. This program will examine ten important things that every analyst and loan officer should look for when evaluating the information contained in profit and loss statements. The objective of this program is to provide lenders with a simple checklist that they can utilize whenever they receive a business’ profit and loss statement information. At the end of this program, participants will be more comfortable with knowing what to pay attention to when they analyze the profit and loss statement of a business.

Covered Topics:

•The Profit and Loss Statement: What are its limitations?
•Sales: Is the business a growing concern?
•Margins: How do you calculate margins and what do they tell us about a business?
•Cash Flow: How do you calculate cash flow and what should you include in that calculation?
•Onetime expenses or sources of income: How should you treat them?
•Profits: What do they really tell us about a business?

Who Should Attend?

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

Instructor:  Vincent DiCara

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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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