What’s New?
Around the World!
We continue to see strong demand for risk training in the Americas and around the world. We recently completed a swing through 6 countries in Asia, and are now busy in Canada, and with several continuing education seminars in the U.S. While the fundamentals of company analysis and debt structuring are the same everywhere, we are careful to cusomize our seminars for the country and client base of the bankers in each class.
Work With Us
Financial Training Partners is seeking talented finance professionals and trainers to work on ad hoc projects. Strong knowledge of credit, capital markets, or real estate finance is essential, and training experience is a plus. If you would like to explore possibilities, click the "contact" button (above right).
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Credit Training for Business Students |
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Financial Training Partners offers special seminars for students in business schools who are looking for summer internships and full-time jobs with firms in the debt markets. Filled with practical skills and useful knowledge, these are the same classes we lead for new Analysts and Associates at commercial and investment banks worldwide. Our MBA Bootcamps help students interview more successfully and work more effectively.
Here is what business students have to say about our MBA Bootcamp:
- "This course should be required for all finance students! Absolutely outstanding and practical for both IB careers and industry finance careers."
- "Probably top 3 class in my entire business school experience."
- "I learned more in this week-long seminar than in the last semester at school."
- "It made me more comfortable and prepared to go to an investment banking internship this summer."
A Bootcamp we did recently for a top rated business school was mentioned in an article in Business Week (MBA Jobs: For Some, a Waiting Game) as a creative solution for getting jobs in credit.
Here is an example of a seminar we’ve done recently.
MBA Bootcamp
This 5-day seminar is a short version of the classic bank credit training program. It covers how to analyze a company’s business and financial condition in order to quantify debt capacity and default risk. It also reviews the characteristics of the major debt products and teaches how to match borrower needs with financing products. Finally, it addresses how to structure repayment schedules, assess intercreditor priority, and evaluate and structure covenants and other creditor protections.
For a complete outline, click here…
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