This Loan Pricing course looks at the fundamentals and factors that banks consider when pricing a loan. We will look at how interest rates, loan structures, and different characteristics of a loan can affect the loan’s pricing.
This Loan Pricing course will also explore how a bank earns revenue and what affects its profitability. This course will include an interactive case study that shows you a practical demonstration using a risk rating and profitability model in Excel. We will also cover different levers that can be used by a credit analyst during client negotiations, and how they can affect the pricing and profitability of a loan.
Upon completing this course, you will be able to:
CFI’s Certified Banking & Credit Analyst (CBCA)® Program offers skills including credit evaluation, documentation, and review procedures. From beginners to advanced users, the CBCA® program is designed to help you become a world-class credit analyst.
This Loan Pricing course is designed for current and aspiring Commercial Banking and lending professionals, including Relationship Managers, Credit Analysts, and Risk Management professionals seeking a more comprehensive understanding of loan pricing and profitability.
This course provides a real-world perspective and a hands-on case study outlining how a financial institution would evaluate a client’s default risk and how they might structure borrowing accordingly to optimize risk-adjusted return on capital. The practical exercises, case study, and tools explored in this course will be useful for any credit professional or financial analyst that wishes to work in private lending, business banking, commercial banking, or corporate banking
Loan Pricing is part of the Commercial Banking & Credit Analyst (CBCA)™ certification, which includes 40 courses.
7 courses from beginner to intermediate level.
01 Optional16 courses from beginner to intermediate level.
02 Required17 courses in advanced and intermediate levels.
03 RequiredSubmit your CBCA™ checklist and order your certificate.
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