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COMMERCIAL LENDING, 6th Edition  (2007)

Commercial Lending presents the fundamentals of commercial loan origination and is an ideal course for new hires and internal candidates for a lending position.  It is designed to teach students the skills they need to evaluate business loan applications and to document loans correctly when they have been approved.  The course is intended to give students a foundation in important concepts and processes of the commercial lending relationship.  The textbook includes case studies, examples and illustrations, including over 90 exhibits, and covers the following:

  • Business clients, their industry areas and organizational structures

  • Building and maintaining client relationships

  • Business banking organizational structures, administrative processes, documentation and risk management

  • Economic factors important to commercial lending markets

  • Regulators and regulations

  • Important communication skills in loan interviewing and negotiation

  • Elements and basic analytical steps of income and balance sheet statements

  • Understanding and applying ratios and cash flow analysis

  • Loan structuring, documentation, closing and support

  • Identifying and handling problem loans

Commercial Lending supports the AIB Online course in Commercial Lending and may be used to teach Commercial Lending in the classroom. This textbook also supports the Commercial Lending self-study course.

Softbound, 370 pages, 6th Edition, 2007
Catalog #3003846
$90 members; $125 non-members

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Instructor's Manual - pdf files on a CD
Catalog #3003847

$55 members; $70 non-members

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