Description
** All materials needed to complete your course are included in the cost of the course. **
Designed for those new to agricultural lending or with limited experience.
A review of the fundamental skills needed to begin to undertake credit analysis, loan structuring and monitoring for agricultural customers. The course also provides guidance on dealing with problem loans. This course was developed in conjunction with the Schools of Banking, Inc., a jointly-owned subsidiary of the Kansas and Nebraska Bankers Associations.
Topics include:
➢ Describe the size and scope of U.S agriculture and the characteristics of the four main classifications of farm size
➢ Describe the purpose of the Farm Financial Standards Council (FFSC) and the impact of its recommendations on agricultural lending
➢ Recognize and identify the key financial statements as recommended by the FFSC
➢ Define the classification of assets and liabilities for two category and three category balance sheets
➢ Calculate deferred taxes and the impact of such taxes on agriculture financial analysis and lender decisions
➢ Understand the differences between cash and accrual income statements
➢ Have a working knowledge of accrual income statements and their impact on proper financial analysis and lender decision making
➢ Understand the statement of owner equity
➢ Understand the role of cash flow analysis in an agriculture operation and in making lending decisions
➢ Have a working knowledge of the “Sweet Sixteen” ratios, specifically: Repayment, Liquidity and Solvency Analysis
➢ Describe the importance and purpose of a loan policy in your bank.
Upcoming Dates
(Indicate your preferred start date in the note section of your order.)
- September 23, 2024 – November 15, 2024