Certified Credit Analyst (CCA)
The Credit Credit Analyst (CCA) is a certification program for finance professionals who seek to equip themselves with the skills, knowledge and tools to advance in the demanding and rapidly changing field of credit management.
The (CCA) Program will be of benefit to professionals in, or aspiring to, the positions of: all levels of treasury professionals, business professionals, and any operational, engineering, commercial, marketing, technical, or financial personnel whose work impacts on cash flow or working capital, and who wish to develop their expertise in these areas to support their current roles or for career development.
The CCA program furnishes the participant with a complete basis in the terminology and core technical concepts of treasury, and how they apply in an integrated way that is relevant and movable between roles, organizations, and locations worldwide. It is suitable for anyone with some background in business or finance, either academic or through experience, who is interested in learning more about treasury, or those looking to become treasury professionals in the future.
Modules
- Basic Credit Principles and Credit Process of Consumer Finance
- Managing Consumer Credit
- Credit Scoring and Evaluation
- Credit Investigation
- Quantitative Techniques
- Credit Collections
- Risk Management
- Managing Short Term Finance Decisions
- Managing the Collection System
- Managing the Disbursement Systems
- Measuring and Managing Liquidity
- Managing the Short-Term Investment Portfolio
- Managing Short-Term Borrowing from Commercial Banks
- Managing Nonbank Sources of Short-Term Credit
Duration
5 weeks, with online classes conducted every Saturday, from 2.00pm to 6.00pm.
How to become a CCA?
- Complete the CCA Certification Program.
- Pass the CCA Examination (50 MCQs)*
- Satisfy the minimum 2-year work experience requirement.
- Comply with the IFPM Code of Ethics.
*Candidates with at least 3 years’ experience can apply for an exemption.