LODP Flashcards
(153 cards)
How do you differentiate commercial from consumer loans? (6)
Commercial vs consumer
- small volume, large amounts vs large volume, small amounts
- one-by-one approval process vs volume approval process
- audited financial statements available vs limited or poor financial data
- payment record available vs credit history available but usually incomplete
- account managed vs portfolio managed
- generally complex loans vs parameter driven products
Credit review functions (3)
Contribute to bank’s growth and probability by:
- formulating consumer policies & procedures
- assessing portfolio & process quality
- anticipating, identifying, and assessing credit risks/productivity improvements
It is a statistical tool developed for the lender to determine the probability of a loan applicant becoming a good paying client.
Credit scoring
Advantages of credit scoring.(5)
- more accurate prediction of risk
- increase revenue
- better understanding of customers
- greater processing efficiency
- management information capabilities
What is the eligible age for applying a credit card?
21 to 70 years old
What is the minimum monthly income for autoloans?
30k
Employment eligibility for housing loan.
- at least 2 years employed with the present or previous employer.
- regular employee in a stable company
Minimum income for credit card application.
- 10k (idividual)
- 15k (family)
Minimum loan amount for housing loans.
400k
What is the maximum credit limit for credit cards? (Income based)
Not to exceed 300% of monthly salary
What is the maximum GMIR for housing loans?(2)
- 40% if income is 50k and above
- 30% if income is below 50k
Collateral for credit cards?
- deposits, but mostly clean
What is the maximum LCR for housing loans?
80% of the TAV
What is the maximum term for housing loans?
20 years
What is the retention period of court cases in the NDB?
20 years
How long will a foreclosed accounts be retained in the NDB?
Permanent
Parameters and quorums for Board of directors’ approval.
- All credits in excess of 3B
- all DOSRI accounts
- statutory limits
Quorum: 8 of 15 members
Parameters and quorums for ExCom approval.
- Secured/Unsecured credits up to 3B
- ACA - 2B
- vs deposit: no limit
- Leasing over 100M
- ROPA sale over 15M
Quorum: 4 of 7 members
Parameters for Unibank CreCom approval
- Unsecured : 150M
- Secured: 750M
- vs deposit: no limit
- BP(dom,for): 75M
- Import LCTR: 500M
- Leasing: 100M
- ROPOA Sale: 15M
Quorum for unibank CreCom approval
- 3 members, one of whom must either be the chairman or vice chairman
- must include credit division head
- must be approved by chairman if elevated to ExCom or Board of directors
Parameters and quorum for CBD Sub-CreCom Approval
- Unsecured: 25M
- Secured: 125M
- vs deposits: 200M
- BP(dom/fx; ebs w/ desc): 25M
- Import LCTR: 50M
- Leasing : 25M
- Quorum: 3 members, composed of MTH, MDH, and CDH
BFSB CreCom Approval parameters and quorum.
- Unsecured: 20M
- Secured: 100M
- vs deposits: 300M
- BP(dom/fx): 10M
- PECL: 10M
Qurum: 2 members, one of whom must be the chairman or vice chairman(at 50% of the limits)
Major types of international trade transactions.
- import
- export
- foreign payments
Refers to the movement of funds across borders.
Foreign payments