Corporate Credit Risk Analysis (In-House)
IFF - International Faculty of FinanceCorporate Credit Risk Analysis (In-House)
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Course description
Corporate Credit Risk Analysis (In-House)
Training content
Overview of the Credit Analysis Process
Objective: To establish the basic parameters of the credit risk principles
Risk and return dimensions
Country and corporate risk issues
Credit default rates and risk grading
Fundamental principles of credit risk analysis
Balancing the quantitative and qualitative aspects of risk
A structured analysis framework for credit
Rating processes
External rating agencies – Moodys, S&P, Fitch
Internal ratings applications
Current State of the Credit Market
Current issues regarding structured finance and credit
Review of changes in light of recent problems
Analysing Business Risks
Objective: To develop a general framework for assessing business risks over a wide range of company types and business sectors
Macro-environmental risk analysis; cyclical/mature/growing
Strategic evaluation using stakeholder analysis, four gods of management, PESTI, Porter 5 Forces model
Assessing competitive position
Resource audit using 7Ms
Company/product portfolio evaluation and diversification using the product portfolio BCG matrix
Market environment analysis
Generic competitive strategies
Strategic options using Ansoff matrix
Market/product lifecycle and the 4Ps of marketing
Value chain and peer group assessment
Internal operational and management assessment
Track record, attitude to risk, relationship with shareholders
Force field analysis and understanding change management issues
Combining the analysis using a SWOT matrix
Developing a qualitative analysis framework
PRESENTATION
Video
Identifying the credit problems of a UK Corporate
Cashflow Risk Evaluation
Objective: To ensure an advanced understanding of historic cashflow analysis, forecast cashflows and the importance in financial risk evaluation
The dynamic cashflow cycle in a company • Untangling the cashflow statement
Linking cashflow and historic ratios
Evaluating repayment ability on a cashflow basis
Cashflow cover ratios and repayment risk, EBITDA cover, DSCR and other metrics
Moody’s and S&P calculation of FFO and use of cashflow analysis
Calculating cashflows when there is no cashflow statement
Understanding the cashflow statements of other countries
Cashflow and corporate capital structure
Debt vs. equity decisions in the capital structure and cashflow impacts
Developing a model for cashflow projections
Cashflow sensitivity analysis – identifying the key cashflow drivers
Linking cashflow generation to strategy and investment decisions
Key cashflow financial performance indicators
The Current Corporate Restructuring Climate
Objective: To identify the possible warning signs of corporate distress and understand the possible solutions
Review of the current problem sectors
What are the recurrent themes?
Identifying both the qualitative and quantitative warning signs of corporate failure
Separating the causes from the symptoms
Sector specific problems involving restructuring
Restructuring framework
Proactive
Defensive
Distress
Legal options
Differences across different regimes
Legal reorganisation – in court or out of court solution?
Stakeholders with special interests – suppliers, pension trustees,leaseholders
Liquidation, sale or debt restructure
Role of vulture funds/hedge funds
Review of the key issues in corporate restructuring
Liquidity or viability problem?
Identification of key stakeholders
Leveraging and deleveraging
Optimising the leverage structure
Adjusting the cost of debt and equity for leverage
Recaps, debt and equity buybacks
Corporate Capital Structure
Objective: To understand the corporate objectives in terms of alternative financing structures, acquisition financing and to appreciate the equity viewpoint when assessing credit risk
Structuring the junior/senior debt
Hybrid debt and equity issues in capital structure
Mezzanine debt structures
Use of PIK structures
Warrants and equity ratchets
Understanding the term structure of risk
Using asset securitisation structures to obtain off balance finance
Understanding credit enhancement structures and risk transfer
Project finance structures
Acquisition finance
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