Credit Management Proficiency Certificate

About Course

It is a course that provides a person with necessary credit management skills to make him or her
productive and marketable.
The course is designed to help individuals working in credit environment who have no credit training
background to obtain the basics of credit management.
It’s an online course and on completion and passing the test, CDMS will award a certificate.

Course Content

1. Introduction to credit management
a. Meaning of credit b. Types of credit- Trade, Consumer and Export c. Role of credit d. Credit Market e. Advantages and disadvantages of credit

Introduction to Credit Management

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2. Credit management functions in an organisation
a. Role of a credit department b. Duties and responsibilities of credit manager and credit officers c. Qualities of a good credit officer/manager d. Performance management of a credit department

Understanding the credit market

4. Credit Policy and procedures
a. Understanding credit policy and types b. Objectives of a credit policy c. Benefits of a credit policy d. Preparation of a credit policy

5. Introduction to Credit risk analysis
a. Types of risks b. Understating the credit risk c. Causes of credit risks d. Challenges of credit risk analysis e. Framework for credit analysis- financial and non-financial factors f. Analysis of Financial statement for risk assessment g. Use of ratios for risk assessment

6. Credit risk Management
a. Strategic position of credit risk management b. Credit risk management objectives c. Credit risk management structure

7. Effective collection techniques and tools
a. Collection strategies b. Understanding collection tools c. Don’ts and Do’s of collection d. Application of 80/20 pareto rule in collection e. Debt Provisioning and write-off

8. Laws governing credit
a. CBK prudential guidelines b. Cooperative Act c. Microfinance Act d. Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act e. International financial Reporting Standards (IFRS 9 )

9. Legal process of collection
a. Understanding the court structure b. Factors to consider before suing a debtor c. Enforcement of a judgement debt d. Understanding bankruptcy and winding up

10. Understanding the credit Reference Bureau (CRB)
a. The role of CRB b. Benefits of CRB to lenders, borrowers and the economy c. Interpretation of Credit Report for lending

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Course Content

1. Introduction to credit management
a. Meaning of credit b. Types of credit- Trade, Consumer and Export c. Role of credit d. Credit Market e. Advantages and disadvantages of credit

Introduction to Credit Management

2. Credit management functions in an organisation
a. Role of a credit department b. Duties and responsibilities of credit manager and credit officers c. Qualities of a good credit officer/manager d. Performance management of a credit department

Draft Lesson

Understanding the credit market

Understanding the Credit Market

4. Credit Policy and procedures
a. Understanding credit policy and types b. Objectives of a credit policy c. Benefits of a credit policy d. Preparation of a credit policy

Credit policy and procedures

Introduction to Credit Risk

6. Credit risk Management
a. Strategic position of credit risk management b. Credit risk management objectives c. Credit risk management structure

Credit risk Management

7. Effective collection techniques and tools
a. Collection strategies b. Understanding collection tools c. Don’ts and Do’s of collection d. Application of 80/20 pareto rule in collection e. Debt Provisioning and write-off

8. Laws governing credit
a. CBK prudential guidelines b. Cooperative Act c. Microfinance Act d. Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act e. International financial Reporting Standards (IFRS 9 )

Consumer Protection In Credit Agreement

9. Legal process of collection
a. Understanding the court structure b. Factors to consider before suing a debtor c. Enforcement of a judgement debt d. Understanding bankruptcy and winding up

Legal Process of Collection

10. Understanding the credit Reference Bureau (CRB)
a. The role of CRB b. Benefits of CRB to lenders, borrowers and the economy c. Interpretation of Credit Report for lending

Credit Reference Bureau

About Course

Course Content

1. Introduction to credit management a. Meaning of credit b. Types of credit- Trade, Consumer and Export c. Role of credit d. Credit Market e. Advantages and disadvantages of credit

Introduction to Credit Management

2. Credit management functions in an organisation a. Role of a credit department b. Duties and responsibilities of credit manager and credit officers c. Qualities of a good credit officer/manager d. Performance management of a credit department

Draft Lesson

Understanding the credit market

Understanding the Credit Market

4. Credit Policy and procedures a. Understanding credit policy and types b. Objectives of a credit policy c. Benefits of a credit policy d. Preparation of a credit policy

Credit policy and procedures

Introduction to Credit Risk

6. Credit risk Management a. Strategic position of credit risk management b. Credit risk management objectives c. Credit risk management structure

Credit risk Management

7. Effective collection techniques and tools a. Collection strategies b. Understanding collection tools c. Don’ts and Do’s of collection d. Application of 80/20 pareto rule in collection e. Debt Provisioning and write-off

8. Laws governing credit a. CBK prudential guidelines b. Cooperative Act c. Microfinance Act d. Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act e. International financial Reporting Standards (IFRS 9 )

Consumer Protection In Credit Agreement

9. Legal process of collection a. Understanding the court structure b. Factors to consider before suing a debtor c. Enforcement of a judgement debt d. Understanding bankruptcy and winding up

Legal Process of Collection

10. Understanding the credit Reference Bureau (CRB) a. The role of CRB b. Benefits of CRB to lenders, borrowers and the economy c. Interpretation of Credit Report for lending

Credit Reference Bureau

Student Ratings & Reviews

1. Introduction to credit management
a. Meaning of credit b. Types of credit- Trade, Consumer and Export c. Role of credit d. Credit Market e. Advantages and disadvantages of credit

2. Credit management functions in an organisation
a. Role of a credit department b. Duties and responsibilities of credit manager and credit officers c. Qualities of a good credit officer/manager d. Performance management of a credit department

4. Credit Policy and procedures
a. Understanding credit policy and types b. Objectives of a credit policy c. Benefits of a credit policy d. Preparation of a credit policy

6. Credit risk Management
a. Strategic position of credit risk management b. Credit risk management objectives c. Credit risk management structure

7. Effective collection techniques and tools
a. Collection strategies b. Understanding collection tools c. Don’ts and Do’s of collection d. Application of 80/20 pareto rule in collection e. Debt Provisioning and write-off

8. Laws governing credit
a. CBK prudential guidelines b. Cooperative Act c. Microfinance Act d. Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act e. International financial Reporting Standards (IFRS 9 )

9. Legal process of collection
a. Understanding the court structure b. Factors to consider before suing a debtor c. Enforcement of a judgement debt d. Understanding bankruptcy and winding up

10. Understanding the credit Reference Bureau (CRB)
a. The role of CRB b. Benefits of CRB to lenders, borrowers and the economy c. Interpretation of Credit Report for lending