| Public Course Delivery Method: Classroom Course
Duration of Course: 1 day
About this Course
Knowledge of risks associated with credit, collateral, interest rates and liquidity has become rather critical given the challenges the industry has been witnessing over the last 12 to 15 months. If the mortgage industry is taken in its unitary form, it comprises of these risks in differing degrees of severity. It is therefore imperative that these risks are associated with the different business functions (such as Origination, Servicing, and Secondary Markets) and accurately measured. Using cash flow modeling and capital structures, these risks can be quantified to a high degree of accuracy.
Learning Objectives
At the end of the course, students will be able to:
- Identify the different risks inherent in the mortgage value chain
- Understand how to measure risks objectively to determine their impact on the value of an asset
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for product managers, securities analysts, production analysts, risk managers and business analysts working in the field of mortgage product structuring and secondary marketing.
| Successful completion of this event will earn the participant 2 points toward MBA's Certified Mortgage Banker (CMB) Designation. |  |
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Upcoming Public Offerings
There are no public offerings of this course scheduled at this time. Check back soon for new dates, or call CampusMBA (800) 793-6222 and select option 3 for details.
For Your Staff
Most CampusMBA programs, including this one, can be offered at your location or online for your staff at your convenience. It is also customizable to fit within your corporate goals and culture. For more information visit campusmba.org/corporatetraining or call (800) 793-6222 (select option 3).
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