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KASNEB CCP study plan

KASNEB CCP · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Credit Management

  • Define the credit management cycle and sequence its stages from application to closure

  • Distinguish the roles of credit policy, credit terms and collection procedures in a lending institution

  • Explain how credit information sources (credit reference bureaus, financial statements, trade references) feed a credit decision

  • Build a personal glossary of at least 25 credit management terms with one-line definitions

Your checkpoint

A one-page credit management cycle diagram with each stage annotated in your own words

Week 2

Credit Management

  • Compute and interpret key credit ratios (current ratio, quick ratio, debtor days, gearing, interest cover) from a set of figures

  • Evaluate the five Cs of credit against a described borrower scenario

  • Outline the contents of a credit policy manual and justify each section

  • Draft the information checklist a credit officer would request from a new corporate applicant

Your checkpoint

A worked ratio analysis of a hypothetical borrower with a written creditworthiness recommendation of 300-400 words

Week 3

Credit Analysis and Lending Decisions

  • Apply discounted cash flow and payback logic to compare two lending proposals

  • Distinguish between assessing repayment capacity and assessing willingness to pay

  • Identify warning signs of window dressing in financial statements

  • Structure a loan appraisal report covering purpose, amount, tenor, security and repayment source

Your checkpoint

A complete loan appraisal memo for one hypothetical applicant, with a clear approve/decline recommendation

Week 4

Credit Analysis and Lending Decisions & Credit Management

  • Compare term lending, overdraft, invoice discounting and leasing on risk and cash-flow fit

  • Calculate the effective cost of borrowing including fees and compensating balances

  • Explain covenant design and how covenants protect a lender

  • Re-test weak areas from Domains 1 and 2 using timed practice questions

Your checkpoint

A comparison table of four lending products scored against three borrower profiles, plus a timed 20-question self-test score

Week 5

Law and Regulation Relating to Credit

  • Outline the legal framework governing credit in your jurisdiction, naming the principal statutes and regulator

  • Explain the essential elements of a valid contract of loan and the consequences of each failing

  • Describe the types of security (mortgage, charge, pledge, lien, guarantee) and their creation and perfection

  • Summarise borrower protection and disclosure duties imposed on lenders

Your checkpoint

A two-page statute-and-concept map linking each legal requirement to the stage of the credit process where it applies

Week 6

Law and Regulation Relating to Credit & Credit Risk Management and Recovery

  • Explain the remedies available to a lender on default and the order in which they are typically pursued

  • Distinguish insolvency, liquidation and receivership and their effect on a creditor's position

  • Identify the main categories of credit risk and map each to a control

  • Interpret the purpose of provisioning, capital adequacy and exposure limits

Your checkpoint

A default-to-recovery flowchart annotated with the legal step and risk control at each stage

Week 7

Credit Risk Management and Recovery

  • Build an ageing schedule from a list of receivables and classify the accounts by risk

  • Draft a staged collection escalation procedure with trigger points and tone for each stage

  • Evaluate restructuring versus write-off for a distressed account using stated criteria

  • Explain how credit scoring, limits and monitoring reports are used in portfolio risk management

Your checkpoint

An ageing schedule with a prioritised collection action plan for the five highest-risk accounts

Week 8

Credit Management & Credit Analysis and Lending Decisions & Law and Regulation Relating to Credit & Credit Risk Management and Recovery

  • Synthesise the four domains into a single end-to-end case walkthrough from application to recovery

  • Complete a full-length timed mock examination under exam conditions

  • Diagnose the three weakest topics from the mock and close each gap with targeted revision

  • Consolidate a one-page formula and definition sheet for final review

Your checkpoint

Mock exam score with a written remediation note for each weak topic and a final one-page revision sheet

Milestones

Week 2: You can compute the core credit ratios unaided and defend a credit decision in writing without referring to notes

Week 4: You score at least 70% on a timed 20-question test drawn from Domains 1 and 2

Week 6: You can name the legal basis, perfection step and remedy for each security type from memory

Week 8: You complete a full timed mock at or above your target pass mark with every weak topic logged and addressed