Intensive Bank Analysis

This course is designed to provide participants with a structured approach to analyzing the credit risk of developed market, commercial and universal banks and the skills to make an independent assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of a bank.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Use a structured approach to the analysis of banks, incorporating the CAMELS elements, but in the context of business, financial and performance risk within the wider context of the operating environment
• Identify strong and weak performers using a detailed analysis of financial statements within the context of local and international accounting and business norms
• Identify financial, qualitative and market early warning signals of credit risk and migration
• Stress test bank capital and ability to withstand credit, market and liquidity risk
• Evaluate strategy and risk management capabilities within the context of the current environment and future economic climate, focusing on implications of COVID-19 and changing competitive, political and regulatory conditions, including Basel III capital and liquidity requirements

Who Should Attend:

This is an intermediate level course for credit risk management, fixed income, origination and regulatory professionals who have an existing foundation level of financial analysis knowledge. 

The two-day Fundamentals of Bank Financial Statement Analysis is designed as a preparation for those with limited accounting and banking experience.