CRM Flashcards

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What are the levels of governance in credit risk management?

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The governance structure consists of four levels: Overall Governance, Board Level Committees, Bank Level Committees, and Independent Risk Management Unit.

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What is the role of the Risk Oversight Committee?

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The Risk Oversight Committee oversees the bank’s risk management program, ensuring alignment with the bank’s strategy and risk appetite.

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What are the three levels of defense in risk management?

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The three levels of defense include Business Units, Risk Management Team, and Internal Audit.

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What is the Internal Credit Risk Rating System?

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A systematic approach to assess borrowers’ creditworthiness using quantitative and qualitative factors.

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What does the Portfolio Exposure Report measure?

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It groups various risk metrics, such as industry exposure and asset quality, to measure overall risk.

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What is the purpose of Limits Monitoring?

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To cap exposures and prevent over-concentration in specific sectors or borrowers.

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What is the classification system for loans?

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Loans are classified into categories such as Pass, Watchlist, and Adverse to determine the appropriate level of allowance for credit losses.

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What are the classification categories for loans?

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The categories include PASS, PASS WATCHLIST, and ADVERSELY CLASSIFIED, each with specific characteristics.

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What are the key characteristics of Substandard loans?

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Weak financial condition, past due loans, and breach of covenants.

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What characterizes Doubtful loans?

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Severe weaknesses making collection highly improbable, with pending factors that could strengthen the asset.

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What defines Loss loans?

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Considered uncollectible or worthless, with little value remaining.

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What drives changes in account classification?

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Changes are driven by significant developments in the borrower’s financial situation or account performance.

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What is the importance of client education in credit management?

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It improves financial management and helps maintain good credit, preventing future classification issues.

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What is the role of documentation in credit risk management?

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Documentation is critical for securing loans and preventing defaults, impacting loan classification and recovery efforts.

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What is the significance of compliance in credit risk management?

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Compliance with legal requirements is essential for managing risk and enforcing rights, including foreclosure actions.

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What are common deficiencies in loan documentation?

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Absence of original copies of agreements and errors in annotations can hinder foreclosure processes.

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What is the focus of impairment assessments under IFRS 9?

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Impairment assessments focus on expected credit losses (ECL) rather than incurred losses.

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What does the ECL model incorporate?

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The ECL model incorporates factors like probability of default (PD), loss given default (LGD), and exposure at default (EAD).