When customers don't pay you, it affects your ability to pay your own bills. The Credit Control & Debt Management course details what's required to implements the legal recovery processes through the courts and other means of getting the money in.
When customers don't pay you, it affects your ability to pay your own bills. The Credit Control & Debt Management course details what's required to implements the legal recovery processes through the courts and other means of getting the money in.
Insolvency and Bankruptcy are explained, and the means of ensuring you are able to follow the legal process. In order to get the highest dividend from administrators and receivers in the unfortunate event, one of your customers falls into this area.
There is practical advice on using factoring services or invoice discounting, engaging bailiffs and private debt collection companies, and how to communicate with customers who claim to have payment difficulties.
Credit Control and Debt Management training course gives you a solid grounding in effective credit control and debt management. Which will help you understand what processes and tools are available to proactively avoid financial problems.
Objectives:
At the end of the Credit Control and Debt Management, you will be able to :
FIDIC’s standard forms of contract are widely used by parties of different nationalities as a contractual benchmark for the implementation of large scale construction projects worldwide.
A special feature of FIDIC forms of contract is its built-in dispute resolution process through adjudication by a Dispute Adjudication Board (DAB).
Credit Analysis training is offered by Clearly Financial Markets Professional Training for all skill level. Clearly Financial Markets provide a wide range of courses for our clients.
This is a one day Finance Training Course. Cash flow provides an organisation with its ‘oxygen’ & a lack of it causes suffocation and, possibly, bankruptcy. One of the key elements in ensuring healthy cash flow is effective credit control.
Corporates in many parts of the world, particularly Europe and the US, are faced with multiple challenges which make their operating outlook even more difficult than during the financial crisis of 2008/09.
The focus of the Credit Controller/ Collector role is to monitor and manage customer accounts; follow organisational policies to collect monies owed and ensure that work quality targets are met.
In this unit you will study performance measures relating to liquidity, profitability and gearing. Topics covered include analysing relevant legislation and contract law that has an impact on the credit control environment, assessing credit risk and grant credit in compliance.
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