Indonesia’s Financial Institutions Gain Access to Global Standardized Compliance Training

Fitch Learning, a renowned provider of compliance training expertise, has expanded its services to Indonesia for the first time. This landmark move brings top-notch training programs to the country’s financial services industry, allowing staff from leading institutions to benefit without the need for international travel.

Global Recognition and Expertise

Fitch Learning’s public course programs are highly sought after by top financial institutions worldwide, with an impressive 95% of leading global banks, government agencies, and central banks sending their staff to participate. The company has now brought its expertise to Indonesia, offering the same high-quality training that has been recognized globally.

Inaugural Course in Jakarta

The company’s inaugural course in Jakarta, held in November, marked a significant milestone in its expansion into the Indonesian market. This marks the first time that staff from Indonesia’s financial services industry can benefit from Fitch Learning’s unparalleled training without the need for international travel.

Corporate Credit Analysis Course

Fitch Learning’s Corporate Credit Analysis course is designed to equip participants with the skills and knowledge necessary to assess creditworthiness, evaluate company performance, and navigate refinancing risk and market views. Upon completion of the course, attendees will be able to:

• Apply a structured approach to assess the creditworthiness of a borrower
• Evaluate a company’s performance based on qualitative and quantitative frameworks and tools
• Use appropriate market indicators to understand refinancing risk and the market view on a credit
• Employ a cash flow approach to ascertain a company’s ability to service or refinance its debt
• Review debt structures to assess whether they meet the commercial needs of a borrower and protect the lender’s interests

Benefits and Impact

This training program is set to enhance the skills and competencies of financial professionals in Indonesia, ultimately contributing to the country’s economic growth and stability. By equipping staff with the knowledge and expertise needed to make informed credit decisions, Fitch Learning’s Corporate Credit Analysis course is poised to have a positive impact on the Indonesian financial services industry.

Conclusion

Fitch Learning’s entry into the Indonesian market marks an exciting development for the country’s financial services industry. With its renowned compliance training expertise now available locally, staff from leading institutions can benefit from top-notch training programs without the need for international travel. This move is set to have a positive impact on the industry, contributing to economic growth and stability in Indonesia.