โ Scribed by Andrew Fight (Auth.)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Content:
Foreword, Pages vii-ix
Chapter 1 - Introduction to credit risk management, Pages 1-66
Chapter 2 - Business risks, Pages 67-102
Chapter 3 - Financial risks, Pages 103-198
Chapter 4 - Transaction risks, Pages 199-213
Chapter 5 - Failure and risk classification systems, Pages 214-231
Chapter 6 - Annexes, Pages 232-236
Glossary, Pages 237-243
Suggested readings, Page 244
Index, Pages 245-254
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