PROBLEMS WITH CORPORATE LENDING

6.1 How to Identify Problems Early Unlike most retailers, lending bankers cannot sit back and relax once the product has been sold. The risk continues until the borrowing is fully repaid, and regular monitoring of the accounts is necessary to Read More …

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SECURITY FOR CORPORATE LENDING

5.1 When should Security be taken? No amount of security will make a poor lending proposition viable. Banks are not pawnbrokers, who lend against the pledge of an asset. Banks wish to know that a customer’s borrowing plans are viable, Read More …

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LARGE BUSINESS LENDING

4.1 Introduction To deal adequately with lending at this level, you must ensure that you are up to date with your accountancy studies, particularly the principles of management accounting and accounting ratios. 4.2 Non-financial Appraisal of Business Markets and products Read More …

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BRIDGE OVER LOANS

2.1 Introduction A bridging loan is an advance given to a borrower for the purpose of completing a particular purchase with the source of repayment coming from the sale of another property in the near future. There are two types Read More …

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GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF LENDING

Purpose: To introduce the learner to the general rules and technical knowledge of lending. Each lending case has to be treated on its own moment however these are a number of general principles which should be applied in all cases. Read More …

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