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Course Description:

This course provides learners with in-depth knowledge and practical skills related to credit collateral as a key risk mitigation tool in financial transactions. It covers the principles, types, valuation, and legal aspects of collateral in lending. Learners will explore how collateral is used in credit risk management by financial institutions, businesses, and microfinance entities. The course also examines regulatory frameworks, documentation, collateral enforcement, and ethical considerations.

Through case studies, role-plays, and analysis of real-world practices, learners will develop competencies to assess, manage, and monitor credit collateral efficiently, contributing to more secure and informed lending practices.

Key Topics Include:

  • Principles and purpose of credit collateral

  • Types of collateral (tangible and intangible)

  • Valuation of collateral

  • Legal and regulatory framework governing collateral

  • Documentation and perfection of security interests

  • Risk management and collateral enforcement

  • Ethical and practical issues in collateral use

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the course, learners should be able to:

  1. Explain the role and importance of credit collateral in lending and credit risk management.

  2. Identify and differentiate between various types of collateral.

  3. Assess the value and enforceability of collateral.

  4. Apply legal and regulatory considerations in managing credit collateral.

  5. Prepare and review collateral documentation in accordance with best practices.

  6. Evaluate risks and ethical implications in the use of collateral.