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Certification
Certified Credit and Risk Analyst (CCRA)
National Association of Credit Management
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The Certified Credit and Risk AnalystSM (CCRASM) Designation is an academic-based designation which signals mastery in the analysis and interpretation of financial statements and the ability to make informed credit risk assessments.
Apply Accounting Principles and the Accounting Equation In Business ContextsAnalyze and Record Business Transactions Using Double Entry AccountingApply the Adjusting Process and Prepare Adjusted Trial BalancesComplete the Accounting Cycle Including Closing Entries and Financial StatementsApply Manual and Computerized Accounting Systems In Business OperationsManage Accounting for Merchandising Businesses Including Transactions and AdjustmentsApply Inventory Costing Methods Under Perpetual and Periodic Inventory SystemsApply Sarbanes-Oxley Internal Controls and Cash Management PrinciplesManage Receivables Including Uncollectible Accounts and Notes ReceivableAccount for Fixed Assets Intangible Assets and DepreciationManage Current Liabilities Payroll and Contingent LiabilitiesAccount for Partnerships and Limited Liability Companies Including Formation and LiquidationManage Corporate Accounting Including Stock Transactions Dividends and Stockholders EquityPrepare and Analyze Statements of Cash Flows Using Direct and Indirect MethodsAnalyze Short and Long Term Investments and Receivables In Financial ReportingApply Inventory Valuation Methods and Fixed Asset Depreciation In Financial ReportingAnalyze Debt and Equity Financing and Financial Reporting for LeasesApply Income Tax Reporting Principles In Financial AnalysisConduct Ratio Analysis and Cash Flow Analysis In Financial ReportingAssess Credit Risk Using Financial Statement Analysis