This intermediate financial analysis program has been designed for credit analysts, risk analysts and managers seeking comprehensive understanding of what's behind the numbers in financial reports. It is designed to improve the credit & finance professional's ability to analyze and interpret financial statements leading to quality credit risk assessment. The program gives equal weight to the process of financial reporting, the analysis and interpretation of financial statements and... Details
When: November 4–7, 2019
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This intensive program offers a comprehensive look at the credit function. Upon successful completion, you should understand the role of credit in financial management, the components of effective credit department systems and procedures, specific government regulations that pertain to business credit, credit and policy procedures, selling terms, negotiable instruments, the Uniform Commercial Code, credit investigations, financing and insurance, business credit fraud, factors... Details
When: October 7–11, 2019
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Financial Statement Analysis (FSAI) is a method of interpreting accounting data in an effort to understand the current financial performance of an entity and project its future health. FSAI keeps the evaluation process simple, but requires a working knowledge of basic accounting principles. The emphasis of the course is on analyzing financial statements issued by companies using fundamental ratio analysis techniques and analysis of the statement of cash flows. These evaluations can... Details
When: September 16–20, 2019
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Registration will close Friday, August 30th at 11:59pm EST.
Login Information will be sent out Friday, August 30th.
When: September 3 – December 6, 2019
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Online Registration Cutoff is May 3, 2019.
When: May 19–22, 2019
Where: Aurora, CO
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Registration will close Friday, May 10th at 11:59pm EST.
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When: May 13 – August 16, 2019
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A continuation of the Business Law course, Credit Law looks more closely at negotiable instruments, debtor-creditor relationships and government regulations.
The course runs approximately 12 weeks and is facilitated by a legal professional. Students receive a course bundle before the start of the session, which includes the textbook, study guide and online component. During the duration of the course, students take two proctored exams. Upon successfully completing the course with... Details
When: April 29 – July 26, 2019
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Financial Statement Analysis (FSAI) is a method of interpreting accounting data in an effort to understand the current financial performance of an entity and project its future health. FSAI keeps the evaluation process simple, but requires a working knowledge of basic accounting principles. The emphasis of the course is on analyzing financial statements issued by companies using fundamental ratio analysis techniques and analysis of the statement of cash flows. These evaluations can... Details
When: February 4–8, 2019
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Well-translated commercial and legal documents support the business-to-business collection process. Contractual documents must not only be translated into the language of a customer, they must ensure that all of the terms and conditions are legally binding in the customer’s country. Join translator Célia Korn, who has more than 20 years of experience translating documents, and collections attorney Octávio Aronis as they share their expertise, tips and techniques for minimizing... Details
When: January 31, 2019
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This webinar is about turning your judgments into cash. Come join us to learn about some of the tools (remedies) creditors can use to collect judgments. Our speaker is an experienced collection lawyer who will provide an overview of post judgment collection. He will discuss how to assert a judgment lien, how to sell real property and equipment, and how to go after your debtor's bank account. This webinar will also explain post judgment discovery and how it can be used to help locate... Details
When: January 28, 2019
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Registration will close Friday, January 11th at 11:59pm EST.
Login Information will be sent out Friday, January 11th.
When: January 14 – April 19, 2019
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One of the most critical tasks for credit managers is to determine how much credit to provide to their customers. Many would say it simply takes a review of a credit report to make that determination based on what other creditors provide to the customers and how those customers manage their available and past credit lines. Others choose to focus on financial clues like profitability, growth, or perhaps a percentage of total assets or net worth of the company. However, these... Details
When: January 9, 2019
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This course presents an introduction to basic financial accounting. Students begin at square one, learning the foundation of accounting principles. As the language of business, accounting is essential to business professionals.
The course runs approximately 15 weeks and is facilitated by an accounting professional who is available for questions by email. Students receive a course bundle before the start of the session, which includes the textbook, study guide, and online... Details
When: January 7 – April 19, 2019
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With the legal environment of business constantly changing, it is imperative to have a solid understanding of the laws that affect business and credit. This course is designed to introduce students to the basics of law, the legalities of contracts and the emerging importance placed upon laws affecting cyber crimes.
The course runs approximately 12 weeks and is instructed by a legal professional. Students will receive a course bundle before the start of the session, which include... Details
When: January 7 – March 29, 2019
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