Creating effective credit write-ups is easier said than done. They are often a deluge of information, some relevant, some not so much. Credit documents need to provide the reader with only the information they need to know, to make informed decisions efficiently.

The need to improve credit writing comes up in almost every conversation we have with Senior Bank Managers. The discussions focus on two components.

1. Credit write-ups must be written in a succinct, error-free, and non-repetitive way with a logical flow, quite a feat in itself

2. The document must contain sound reasoning and analysis that effectively communicates the risks and mitigants of the transaction

Business writing can help the first but not the second. Credit training can help the second but not the first. This webinar will provide some practical tips on how to accomplish both improved writing and reasoning.


Speakers:
  •  Andrew Holmes, Director, Moody's Analytics
  •  Shawn Gregrich, Director, Moody's Analytics


 

Following the commencement of TRIM in 2016, there are has been a multi phased approach to the ECB’s TRIM exercise. As we are gearing up for a year of further TRIM exercises and transitioning to review of wholesale and low default portfolios, Moody’s would like to host this webinar to provide:

  1. Further insight to the challenges in the market thus far
  2. The common themes across Europe
  3. Remediation and best practice approaches

Following the commencement of TRIM in 2016, there are has been a multi phased approach to the ECB’s TRIM exercise. As we are gearing up for a year of further TRIM exercises and transitioning to review of wholesale and low default portfolios, Moody’s would like to host this webinar to provide:

  1. Further insight to the challenges in the market thus far
  2. The common themes across Europe
  3. Remediation and best practice approaches