Unit 1: Principles of Lending (Part 1) Flashcards

1
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In normal economic circumstances, what is the primary source of revenue for a bank?

A

Lending

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How does lending help identify opportunities for banks to generate further revenue from additional sources?

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Example: through the process of assisting a customer with a mortgage, further needs can be identified, and additional products and services offered to meet those needs. This achieves greater customer loyalty and revenue streams.

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3
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What three things must be considered any time some one approaches the bank for a loan (which is applicable to any lending situation)?

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  1. Amount, purpose, and term.
  2. Person applying.
  3. Persons’ ability to repay the loan.
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4
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What are the 4Cs of credit?

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  1. Character
  2. Capacity
  3. Collateral
  4. Capital
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The 4CS of Credit are Character, Capacity, Collateral, and Capital. What three things must be considered for Character?

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  1. Integrity (expected honesty and actions)
  2. Proof of Identity (KYC, etc)
  3. Characteristics (might be demonstrable through credit history or credit score)
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The 4CS of Credit are Character, Capacity, Collateral, and Capital. What three things must be considered for Capacity?

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  1. Age and whether this impacts term.
  2. Employability, business, experience to sustainably generate an income.
  3. Credit history.
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The 4CS of Credit are Character, Capacity, Collateral, and Capital. What are some forms of collateral?

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  1. Real estate
  2. Vehicles and equipment
  3. Investments (e.g., shares)
  4. Personal/third-party guarantees
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8
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How does the amount of capital (deposit or equity provided by the customer) indicate their commitment to the purpose of a loan?

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Example: Personal loan - if seeking a loan for a car, and the person has traded-in or sold their car, they have demonstrated commitment to the purpose of the loan.

Example: Home loan - generally, the more the customer has committed towards the home, the more commitment they show, and the less risk it is to the financial institution.

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9
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Besides the 4Cs, what are 4 other sources of information that should be analysed to help reach a lending decision?

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  1. Relationship status (couples generally have a better chance of repaying)
  2. Dependents
  3. Employment
  4. Previous connections with the bank
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10
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What is the calculation for net worth?

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Assets minus Liabilities = Net Worth

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What are three core sources of bank lending income?

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  1. Application fees
  2. Fees charged for the loan
  3. Interest charged on the loan
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12
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What are three kinds of fees that may be applicable throughout the life of the customer’s loan?

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  1. Application fees
  2. Upfront fees
  3. Ongoing fees
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13
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How does risk factor into interest fees a bank may charge for lending?

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Banks compare risk to return - the more risk involved for the bank, the higher the interest rate that will be charged.

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14
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Why does a customer offering suitable and adequate security reduce the rate of interest charged?

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Because it reduces the bank’s risk

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15
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What is one way to remember the 4Cs of credit?

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Col Character CaCa

Col = Collateral
Character = Character
Ca = Capital
Ca = Capacity

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