Korea Financial Investment Association Launches 'Corporate Credit Analysis Practice' Course
The Korea Institute of Financial Investment, under the Korea Financial Investment Association, announced on August 27 that it is accepting applications for the 'Corporate Credit Analysis Practice' in-person course for professionals working in corporate credit analysis until September 16. The course will begin on October 13.
The curriculum is designed for practitioners in credit analysis and bond management at financial investment companies, covering essential knowledge from basic theory to practical application in corporate credit analysis, with a focus on hands-on learning.
Based on an understanding of financial statements, participants will analyze cash flows and financial ratios, and apply a variety of real-world credit analysis cases, which is expected to enhance their practical skills in the field.
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The course will be held from October 13 to November 3 at the Yeouido Korea Institute of Financial Investment, with evening classes three times a week (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday). Applications and further details can be found at the Korea Institute of Financial Investment.
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