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USAID-Funded Economic Governance II Project Credit Risk Workshop - Intermediate March 2006

Credit Analysis

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MODULE 3: CREDIT ANALYSIS OVERVIEW............................................................................................................................................... 1 LEARNING OBJECTIVES ...................................................................................................................... 1 FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS ........................................................................................................ 2 THE INCOME STATEMENT ....................................................................................................................... 7 THE BALANCE SHEET............................................................................................................................ 10 RATIO ANALYSIS................................................................................................................................... 12 CASH FLOW ANALYSIS ......................................................................................................................... 19 THE DIRECT CASH FLOW STATEMENT: CONSTRUCTION STEPS ........................................................... 23 CASH FLOW DRIVERS...................................................................................................................... 33 EXERCISE: NAZRAT ............................................................................................................................... 34 SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................................. 35

Central Bank of Iraq

2006

Credit Analysis
Overview
This module will review the key components of fundamental analysis of a borrower’s creditworthiness. The emphasis will be on the analysis of the income statement,

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