Credit & Corporate Banking
Our corporate credit analysis courses provide a structured learning path through the credit life cycle.
Whether new to credit or an advanced practitioner, a risk professional or an investment manager, Euromoney offers up-to-date, practical credit training run by expert instructors. Our credit and corporate banking courses cover everything from rating analysis and capital structure analysis, to loan structuring to debt restructuring and loan recovery, including advanced credit portfolio modelling.
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Attend our industry-leading credit and corporate banking courses or live sessions from the comfort of your home or office. Our courses are attended by the world’s top corporate and investment banks. Take a look today and click on the course name to find out more.
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Identify the "red flags" associated with bad credit and key methods of financial restructuringLocationDatesDaysLondon21-24 Nov 20224Virtual - BST21-24 Nov 20224
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Identify the "red flags" associated with bad credit and key methods of financial restructuringLocationDatesDaysLondon21-22 Nov 20222Virtual - BST21-22 Nov 20222
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Identify the "red flags" associated with bad credit and key methods of financial restructuringLocationDatesDaysLondon23-24 Nov 20222Virtual - BST23-24 Nov 20222
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LocationDatesDaysSingapore18-21 Oct 20224
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Improve your ability to analyse corporate credit risk and assess an appropriate returnLocationDatesDaysLondon12-15 Dec 20224
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Boost your knowledge of the loan documentation process with this online, self paced courseLocationDatesDaysTBCTBCSelf-Paced -
Analyse loan syndication with this online programme and get learningLocationDatesDaysTBCTBCSelf-Paced
Euromoney Learning On-Demand
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Euromoney Learning On-Demand is a comprehensive, high quality and engaging video learning platform covering all areas of banking and finance from fundamental concepts to advanced theory
Euromoney Learning On-Demand is a comprehensive, high quality and engaging video learning platform covering all areas of banking and finance from fundamental concepts to advanced theory
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Public Course Testimonials
There is no-one better to tell you how good our public courses than those who attended then. From negotiating and documenting complex loan agreements to detailed quantitative risk analysis using key credit ratios, our courses will help you thrive in a wide range of corporate credit situations.
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The organisation of the course was perfect. Small group with high learning potential and enough time for questions.
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Great course content and excellent trainer. I highly recommend it.
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What do previous attendees say about this public course?Great overview of the fundamental concepts and interesting workshops
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Great course. Covered good material. Very practical and useful.
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What do past attendees say about this course?Fantastic! Great practical insight from the trainer and good group discussions.
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What do our previous attendees think of this course?Very interesting and helpful
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?An intense and interesting training course
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?Very good value for money.
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Bespoke, Inhouse Programmes
Take a look at some of the tailored learning programmes we have delivered for our clients and the feedback we have received. Get in touch to discover what we can do for your business.
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An immersive in-house programme for the European Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentOne of the best I have ever attended. Well structured and balanced, with interesting case studies.
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An in-house course designed and delivered for Mizuho BankInformative and interesting, with a good balance between lecture and discussion
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A banking credit analysis in-house programme delivered for Raiffeisen BankComprehensive overview of risk analysis. I liked being able to practice what I learned after each theory-session.
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- Risk Management
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A practical in-house programme delivered for Saudi AramcoNigel is a great instructor with extensive banking experience.
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A practical in-house course delivered for Qatar National BankVery useful, relevant and value adding
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Meet the Faculty
Find out more about about our Credit & Corporate Banking instructors.
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Specialism: operational, credit and market risk managementI have developed my extensive banking experience working as a consultant at McKinsey and KPMG, where trading, risk management, auditing and compliance were all high priority issues.
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Specialism: operational, credit and market risk managementBanks and other financial institutions can lose billions of dollars annually due to their failure to analyse and anticipate risks correctly. That's where my training course comes in.
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Specialism: corporate banking & financial analysisThe training programmes I deliver are highly interactive, encouraging participation through group discussion and teamwork.
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