Kaplan Professional’s FNS40122 Certificate IV in Credit Management is ideal for new entrants working for Australian credit licensees (ACLs), such as banks and credit unions in roles including responsible managers and credit representatives.
Kaplan Professional’s FNS40122 Certificate IV in Credit Management is ideal for new entrants working for Australian credit licensees (ACLs), such as banks and credit unions in roles including responsible managers and credit representatives.
It focuses on providing you with the skills and knowledge needed to fill a variety of credit-related roles, while meeting the education requirements outlined in ASIC’s RG 206.
The FNS40122 Certificate IV in Credit Management offers:
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On successful completion of this subject, individuals should be able to:
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Kaplan Professional is a leading provider of professional education and training in Australia.
Kaplan Professional is Australia’s leading provider of financial services education. We provide learning solutions to over 45,000 industry professionals every year, which ensures we are at the forefront of practical and relevant education in the country.
Our progressive and student-focused approach to education has also cemented our reputation as the trusted corporate partner to Australia’s major financial institutions.
Kaplan Professional offers programs in both vocational and higher education, ranging from the certificate level all the way through to masters degrees. We are also a renowned provider of tailored corporate short courses and continuing education through our market-leading Ontrack platform.
Some of our specialised focus areas of education include financial advice, applied finance, SMSF, insurance, mortgage broking, stockbroking, real estate and leadership. We have also recently expanded our footprint to provide specialist financial services education in New Zealand and Asia-Pacific in partnership with both industry and university partners.
In this workshop, you will apply a framework for determining corporate credit and risk exposure. Using a combination of soft and hard data, you will learn how to evaluate and manage risks, through employing a combination of qualitative and quantitative techniques and models to enable firm.
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Cash flow and the ability to collect outstanding invoices can make or break any business. According to The Invoice Market, Australian SMEs are collectively carrying a staggering $76 billion in outstanding invoices at any one time.
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