Chapter 10 Flashcards
Spot loan vs loan commitment
Spot loan: involves the immediate takedown of the loan by the borrower
Loan commitment: allows the borrower the option to take down the loan any time during a fixed period at a predetermined rate
Compensating balances definition
Portion of a loan that a borrower must keep on deposit with the credit-granting FI
Credit rationing definition
Restricting the amount of loans that are available to individual borrowers
Credit scoring models def
Used to calculate the prob of default or to sort borrowers into different default risk classes
Altman’s formula
Z = 1.2X1 + 1.4X2 + 3.3X3 + 0.6X4 + X5
WREMS
If <3: firm is in the indeterminant default risk region -> should not make a loan to this borrower
Expected return on a loan formula
E(r) = p(1+k) + (1-p)(1+k)*gamma
Where:
- p = prob of success
- k = base lending rate
- gamma = % of recovering if default
Cumulative default prob formula (2 years)
CDP = 1 - (p1)*(p2)
where pt = 1 - MDP_t
1-year forward rate on treasuries and corporate bond
Treasury: f1 = (1+i2)^2/(1+i1)
where i1, i2 = current required yield on 1- and 2-year treasuries
Corporate bond: c1 = (1+k2)^2/(1+k1)
where k1,k2 = yields of 1- and 2-year discount bonds
Marginal prob of repayment on corporate bond in years 1 and 2
p1 = (1+i1)/(1+k1)
p2 = (1+i2)/(1+k2)
-> prob of default = 1 - p
where i1, i2 = current required yield on 1- and 2-year treasuries
and k1,k2 = yields of 1- and 2-year discount bonds