Benefits of Rating:

What does rating mean? Rating is used to assess the creditworthiness of a company with a ranking list. For example: Rating AAA denotes excellent creditworthiness, whereas C stands for low creditworthiness. Basel II is an agreement of all banks which came into effect in 2006.

Rating ensures the stability of the credit market and the creditworthiness of a company. An internal rating is carried out in cooperation with the bank. However, questions often arise concerning process analysis and improvement, which cannot be answered by the bank. A rating by a third party permits the analysis of monetary and associated processes to occur, which in turn identifies potential areas for improvement.

Our Range of Services:

This course will introduce participants to the concepts and methods required for credit rating to comply with Basel II. You can decide whether the course is held in your local facility or in a perfectly equipped conference center (to keep the daily routines at bay). Our experts will assist you in establishing a Basel II-compliant rating system. During this process you and your staff will gain a thorough understanding of the required action and parameters.

Content:

- Cost accounting analysis
- Analysis of existing market potential and customer range
- Verification of design and innovation activities in the company
- Systematic review of process flows to identify potential improvements,
  using key performance and process-related indicators
- Analysis of the organizational structure
- Analysis of personnel qualification and competence vs. requirements
- Purchasing analysis: supplier status and impact
- Assessment of product quality