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4. Credit Risk Management - Bankruptcy dividend calculation

Learn why this is important in debt restructuring projects, even before you are contemplating bankruptcy. Practical case study with a number of scenario plays. Understand the difference between...

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Course Description

Learn why this is important in debt restructuring projects, even before you are contemplating bankruptcy. Practical case study with a number of scenario plays. Understand the difference between factual and technical insolvency, and why it is important to know which you are dealing with. Q&A to test your learning!

Learn why this is important in debt restructuring projects, even before you are contemplating bankruptcy. Practical case study with a number of scenario plays. Understand the difference between factual and technical insolvency, and why it is important to know which you are dealing with. Q&A to test your learning!

What you’ll learn
  • Learn why this is important in debt restructuring projects, even before you are contemplating bankruptcy
  • Practical case study with a number of scenario plays
  • Understand the difference between factual and technical insolvency, and why it is important to know which you are dealing with.
  • 15 question Q&A to test your learning!
  • Offline support available on request

Covering Topics

1
Secured, preferred and concurrent creditors
2
How creditors play off against each other
3
Provisions
4
Preferences, allocation of excess, pro-rata sharing
5
Used prior trainin module (Group Structures) as a base for case study
6
Practical case study using a spreadsheet
7
Assets & Liabilities
8
Force-sale impact
9
External collateral
10
Impact of subordinations (4 scenarios)

Curriculum

      Practical case study taking you through a detailed calculation - step by step
      Pause & rewind if you've missed a concept
      Offline support available on request
      Various scenarios addressed (Internal collateral, external collateral, subordinations, excess and shortfall treatment etc.)

Frequently Asked Questions

It is where you will end up if you don't have solid credit risk management processes in place. Even if not contemplating it yet, it is good to know what your worst-case position is (among others that will be addressed in the module).

Credit Managers, Credit Analysts, Head of Credit, Head of Recoveries, Good background for any banker, Business Rescue Practitioner, Credit Risk Manager, aspiring liquidators, Debt Restructuring Agents

It is in video format, with explainer bubbles and referring to a group organogram summary and then converting this information into a spreadsheet calculation of the dividend that each of the 3 classes of creditors could expect to recover. Then moderated for alternative scenarios.