HANOIUNIVERSITY FACULTYOFMANAGEMENTANDTOURISM SubjectOutline CREDITANALYSISANDLENDING MANAGEMENT FALL2021 HANOI 09 –2021 SubjectDetails Credit Analysis & Lending Management Subjectname Credit Analysis and Lending Management Unitsofcredit 3 Studylength 12 weeks Prerequisite/ 61ACC2POA Corequisite Suggestedstudy Approximately 8 hours per week commitment Year Fall 2021 Coursestaffand Assoc. Dao Thi Thanh Binh (Ms.), Lecturer binhdtt@hanu.vn contactdetails Nguyen Thi Minh Hang (Ms.), Tutor hangntm@hanu.vn Thesubjectoutlinecontainsimportantinformation.Pleaseensurethatyoureaditcarefully. It is also strongly recommended that you keep this copy of your subject outline for future reference. Subjectaim/rationale This course is useful for students intending to work in the financial sector, especially for a financial institution such as a commercial bank. Lending constitutes one of the most important functions of any financial institution and this course deals with the processes of credit evaluation, risk assessment and management.
It provides an understanding of common forms of lending, measurements, ratio analysis and monitoring and controlling credit risks in the context of consumer, corporate and business lending. Subjectobjectives On successful completion of this course, students should be able to: 1. Outline the basic aspects of lending and the principals of good lending 3. Explain the rationale for credit scoring models and discuss their development and application 4.
Define and discuss credit risk and explain its applications 5. Outline and discuss the various issues/loan types/techniques/statistics used in lending decision 6. Describe the legal framework that governs consumer and real estate lending 7. Provide an overview of problem loan management: causal factors, remedial actions, statistics, … Subjectmaterials Topics to be covered in this subject will be centered around relevant textbook chapters.
Lecture notes will provide students with major issues in Credit Analysis and Lending Management. Additional materials may be provided to help students understand subject matters. Subjectstructure The structure of this subject for on-campus students comprises: ● One 2 periods lecture per week ● One 2 periods tutorial per week Prescribedtextbooks Milind Sathye, & James Bartle2018,"Credit Analysis & Lending Management",4 thed., Mirabel Publishing 2 Credit Analysis & Lending Management Proposedweeklyschedule - Credit Analysis & Lending Management, MilindSathye&JamesBartle Reading Tutorials(Exercisesare Week Lectures Page chapter subjectedtochange) Principles of Lending and Lending 1 1 3 Basics Tutorial1: All questions – 2 Financial Statements Analysis 2 41 Chapter 1 (p.37) Tutorial2: All questions – 3 Credit Scoring Techniques 3 87 Chapter 2 (p.84, 85) Tutorial3: All questions – 4 Credit Risk Analysis- An Introduction 4 113 Chapter 3 (p.110) Consumer Lending, 5 145 Tutorial4: All questions -– 5 Real Estate Lending 6 191 Chapter 4 (p.139, 140) Tutorial5: Questions: 1, 3, 5, Security, Consumer Credit Legislation 6, 7 – Chapter 5 (p.186, 187) 6 7 225 and Legal Aspects of Lending Questions: 1, 4 to 9– Chapter 6 (p.221,222,223) Corporate Lending Tutorial6: All questions- – 7 8 267 MidtermExam Chapter 7 (p.261, 262) Small Business Lending 9 293 Tutorial7: All questions – 8 International Lending (Chapter 10) 10 347 Chapter 8 (p.291) Tutorial8: All questions– Credit Risk Measurement and Chapter 9 (p. 342) 9 11 375 Management of the Loan Portfolio All questions – Chapter 10 (p.372) Credit Risk from the Regulator's 12 415 Tutorial9: All questions – 10 Perspective 13 441 Chapter 11 (p.410, 411, 412) Problem Loan Management Tutorial10: All questions– Quantitative Finance Chapter 12 (p.437, 438, 439) 11 Credit Growth & Bank Soundness in 16 519 All questions– Chapter 13 Emerging Europe (p.458) Tutorial11: All questions – 12 Case study/Guideline for group report Chapter 16 (p.530) FinalExamwillbenoticedoneweekinadvance 3 Credit Analysis & Lending Management Assessment AssessmentforALLstudents Assessment for the subject will be on the basis of: (a) Participation Required assessment Yes 10% (b) Mindmap Presentation Required assessment Yes 10% (c) Mid Term Exam Required assessment Yes 15% Group Presentation and (d) Required assessment Yes 15% Report (e) Final Exam Required assessment Yes 50% 1.
Participation(10%): Students are required to attend at least 80% of lectures and tutorials. High mark will be given to students who actively participate in lectures and tutorials. Students are requested to prepare ALL the tutorial questions/exercises BEFORE going to classes. Failure to do this will result in the issue of marking down your participation’s marks.