Leveraged Loan Transactions: Understanding and Managing the Risks 2022 (C) | Risk Management Association (RMA) | 1 November 2022 | Virtual event
Venue
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| Event Date |
Wed Nov 2 UTC (about 2 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Tue Nov 1 8:00pm - Tue Nov 1 8:00pm |
| Location | Virtual event |
| Region | All |
Details
This virtual program is made up of one session that is five hours, from 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. ET, with a one-hour lunch break. Session date: November 2, 2022.
Once you have registered through the RMA website you will receive an email to complete your registration for this event in Zoom.
A new RMA program taking place in a virtual setting, Leveraged Loan Transactions: Understanding and Managing the Risks teaches source of risk stemming from leveraged transactions, why some transactions carry more risk than others, how to evaluate and underwrite the risk and then once booked, how to monitor and manage the risk. Leveraged Loan Transactions: Understanding and Managing the Risks warrant deep credit underwriting including financial statement, projection, and cash flow analysis. This event is perfect for a CPA that wants a better understanding of the bank’s underwriting practices in these complex loans and will earn 4 CPE credits.
Through a mix of discussion, small group activities, participants are better prepared to apply the content learned when they return to their jobs.
OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of Leveraged Loan Transactions: Understanding and Managing the Risks, participants will have a foundation in the following areas of study:
• Leveraged loan risk identification and evaluation.
• Leveraged loan underwriting techniques and structuring (sessions 2 and 3).
• Leveraged loan monitoring and portfolio management.
Leveraged Loan Transactions: Understanding and Managing the Risks is designed for senior and mid-level lending professionals at financial institutions of any size, or a CPA that wants a better understanding of the bank’s underwriting process.