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FZ3002

Administración de crédito Credit Management

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CIP: 520801 Finanzas

CL-L-U-CA-UDC: 3-0-8-3-3.5

Disciplina asociada:

Finanzas

Escuela:

Negocios

Departamento Académico:

Contabilidad y Finanzas

Programas académicos:

Requisitos:

(Haber Cursado FZ2002)

Equivalencia:

FZ3025 ; AF00882

Intención del curso en el contexto general del plan de estudios:

Reforzar las habilidades analíticas del estudiante en el contexto práctico de las decisiones de financiamiento, conjuntando y aplicando habilidades adquiridas previamente en las áreas matemática, contable, estadística, económica, de administración financiera y de finanzas corporativas. Las capacidades adquiridas a través de este curso contribuyen a la definición de un perfil de alto valor en el mercado de trabajo de los profesionales dedicados a la materia financiera.

La evidencia fehaciente del aprendizaje consiste en la elaboración de estudios o memorandos de crédito que cumplen con calidad con los entregables mínimos exigidos por bancos, casas de bolsa, arrendadoras, factorajes y en general las empresas que tienen como negocio fundamental la concesión de crédito.

Objetivo general de la Unidad de Formación:

Al finalizar este curso, el estudiante será capaz de evaluar empíricamente cada una de las etapas del proceso de crédito de una corporación financiera, bancaria o no bancaria, así como cualquier implicación crediticia derivada de las operaciones de un negocio comercial, industrial o de servicios.

Técnica didáctica sugerida:

No especificado

Bibliografía sugerida:

LIBROS DE TEXTO:
* Rose, Peter S., Commercial bank management, 5th ed., Boston : McGraw-Hill, 2002,
* Cole, Robert Hartzell., Consumer and business credit management, 11th ed., Boston, Mass. : Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 1998,
* Mays, Elizabeth, Credit Scoring For Risk Managers: The Handbook For Lenders, 1a. Ed., EUA : Thomson Southwestern, 2011,

Perfil del Profesor:

(520801)Maestría en Finanzas ; (520301)Maestría en Contabilidad ; (450601)Maestría en Economía ; (520801)Doctorado en Finanzas ; (520301)Doctorado en Contabilidad ; (450601)Doctorado en Economía
CIP: 520801, 520301, 450601

Idioma en que se imparte la materia:

Español

CIP: 520801 Finance, General.

CL-L-U-CA-UDC: 3-0-8-3-3.5

Discipline:

Finance

School:

Business

Academic Department:

Accounting and Finance

Programs:

Prerequisites:

( FZ2002)

Equivalences:

FZ3025 ; AF00882

Course intention within the general study plan context:

To strengthen analytical students’ skills within the practical context of funding decisions by gathering and applying previously acquired skills in the areas of mathematics, accounting, statistics, economics, financial management and corporate finance. The skills acquired through this course contribute to the definition of a high value profile in the labor market of the professionals dedicated to financial matters.

The learning reliable evidence consists in the Elaboration of studies or credit memos which accomplish quality minimum deliverables required by banks, brokerage houses, leasing companies, financial factoring and in general by companies that have as a fundamental business the granting of credit.

Course objective:

This course will enable the student to evaluate in a practical way (through the concepts, theories, tools, models and methodologies relating to the subject of credit) each of the phases within the credit process of either financial corporations or some other types of companies, be they commercial, industrial or of a service nature which also incur credit risk consequences derived from their operations.

Teaching and learning tecniques:

Not Specified

Suggested Bibliography:

TEXT BOOKS:
* Rose, Peter S., Commercial bank management, 5th ed., Boston : McGraw-Hill, 2002,
* Cole, Robert Hartzell., Consumer and business credit management, 11th ed., Boston, Mass. : Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 1998,
* Mays, Elizabeth, Credit Scoring For Risk Managers: The Handbook For Lenders, 1a. Ed., EUA : Thomson Southwestern, 2011,

Academic credentials required to teach the course:

(520801)Master Degree in Finances and (520301)Master Degree in Accountancy and (450601)Master Degree in Economy and (520801)Doctoral Degree in Finances and (520301)Doctoral Degree in Accountancy and (450601)Doctoral Degree in Economy
CIP: 520801, 520301, 450601

Language of Instruction:

Spanish

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