What You'll Learn
This course covers permanent working capital and its impacts on loan portfolios. Participants will gain an understanding of the specific risks related to PWC, how to calculate it, and how to address it. Loan structuring and monitoring techniques are key takeaways. This course is designed for credit professionals, lenders, and risk managers seeking to deepen their C&I analysis and lending experience.
Topics covered in this course
- What is it?
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- Defining Permanent Working Capital (PWC)
- Why do we care?
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- How PWC impacts borrowers and loan performance
- How do we calculate it?
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- Methods for determining the presence and amount of PWC
- Where is the risk?
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- Specific risks leading to increased probability of default
- How to finance it?
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- Loan structures to finance Working Capital and PWC
- Examples
Who Should Attend
- Credit professionals
- Lenders
- Loan review officers
- Risk staff
*This course does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
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