Develop the ability to analyze banking credit proposals, evaluate working capital requirements, assess term loan feasibility, and interpret financial statements for informed lending decisions. This course equips learners with practical skills to apply core lending principles, calculate DSCR and break-even points, assess MPBF and operating cycle methods, and evaluate non-fund based facilities such as bank guarantees and letters of credit.

Learners will benefit by gaining structured credit appraisal expertise aligned with real-world banking practices. The course bridges theory and application by integrating financial ratio analysis, exposure norms, regulatory compliance, management assessment, and risk diversification strategies. Participants will build confidence in reviewing loan proposals, analyzing balance sheets, identifying contingent liabilities, and strengthening repayment risk evaluation. What makes this course unique is its end-to-end coverage of the banking credit lifecycle—from fundamental lending principles to advanced financial statement interpretation—combined with practical appraisal frameworks used in professional banking environments. By completion, learners will be able to make disciplined, risk-aware credit decisions grounded in sound financial analysis and regulatory compliance standards.