Here we present a simple form that a bank can use to properly record the valuation of collateral for borrowers.
Bank loan officers need to consider the type of collateral, and the questions to consider when evaluating different types of collateral, like residential or commercial property, equipment, vehicles, a...
Every loan file needs a good checklist to ensure that all the documentation required to support the loan is placed in the file in good order. Here we present a simple but useful example of the loan fi...
This worksheet helps a loan officer to plan out a customer’s loan disbursements, providing an example to illustrate proper loan timing of loan tranches and disbursement.
This is an example of an application form that a bank could use for loans to smallholder producers. The application is comprehensive, yet concise.
This tool presents an extended description of how to identify and evaluate a potential client. It is highly descriptive of the process that bank staff should go through to gather, organize, and analyz...
This is a very simple template that shows a series of criteria used to pre-screen loan applicants.
This matrix helps loan officers to consider all of the steps in the lending process, starting with identification of new customers through loan approval to loan monitoring.
The mobile procedures manual describes process flow for bank staff.
This is a brief note providing an overview of the core concepts related to credit analysis, referred to as the “Five Cs”, including: Capacity, Capital, Collateral, Conditions, and Character.
This document is an actual credit file of a farmer borrower at a U.S. bank, from 1951. It is fun and interesting just as a piece of history. More practically, it shows the level of detail that banks u...
The instructor’s manual accompanies the course of the same name and includes detailed lesson plans, case study notes, and step-by-step instructions for getting the most out of the course. Thinking of ...