Webinar: Regulator Issues & Update for the Credit Analyst

 

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

 

Speaker:  S. Wayne Linder, Young & Associates, Inc.

 

About the Program

Financial regulators continue to emphasize two points: 1) Verification of financial ratios, values, etc. 2) The depth of documented support material. Current and accurate information (based on regulatory guidance statements) is critical not only for underwriting, but also for ongoing monitoring of creditworthiness.

 

There are three primary credit functions that financial regulators expect financial institutions to perform.

 

Although these duties may be assigned to the credit analyst, underwriter, or to the loan officer, this presentation will assume all are assigned to the credit analyst or underwriter. This webinar will focus on consumer lending and regulators’ emphasis points during safety and soundness examinations. It will also address regulatory guidance for home equity lending and 1-4 family residential investment properties.

 

HIGHLIGHTS

• Role of the credit analyst/underwriter
  • What regulators want to see
  • Factoring in processes from recent regulatory issuances
  • The credit risk evaluation process
  • Use of risk grading matrix
• Underwriting the loan
  • Issues with cash flow analysis
    - Debt associated with the interest expense on IRS 1040
    - Liquidity
  • Issues with debt service coverage – both D/I and debt service coverage ratio (DSCR)
    - Taxes and living expenses
    - Dealing with passive income
    - Distributions and contributions
    - Guarantor support analysis
    - Global debt service analysis
    - Stressed D/I or DSCR
  • Collateral coverage analysis
  • Structuring of the credit
• Home equity lending – regulatory guidance for junior liens
• Investor-owned 1-4 family rental properties – regulatory guidance

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