Chartered Certified Risk Analyst (CRA) Preparation

About this course

Develop a structured, evidence-based way of analysing risk. Over five days you will review the main categories of risk, follow a clear process for identifying and assessing them, and use basic quantitative and financial techniques to measure exposure.

You will then practise recommending proportionate responses and controls, and turning your analysis into reports that management and the board can act on. A case study and review prepare you for the CRA assessment.

What you'll learn

• Explain the main categories of financial and non-financial risk
• Apply a structured process to identify, assess and prioritise risk
• Use basic quantitative techniques to measure risk exposure
• Interpret financial information as part of a risk assessment
• Recommend responses and controls proportionate to the risk
• Report risk findings clearly to management and the board

Curriculum

Who it's for

Risk, finance, banking and audit professionals who analyse and report on organisational risk.

Before you start

• Experience in finance, banking, audit or risk
• Comfort with basic statistics and financial statements

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