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.
Mindmap Presentation (10%): will be taken placed randomly in the tutorial class. The mid-semesterexam (15%): will be held in Week 7 during the regular lecture period and will cover the material in Weeks 1-6. Exam format will be discussed in lecture in Week 6. GrouppresentationandReport(15%): Forms and contents of Report will be discussed in detail in week 6.
See the guideline below for this task. TheFinalExam(50%):will be held in the final exam week. The exam will cover the materials of Weeks 1-13. It will be a two-hour written closed -book examination.
Final exam format will be discussed during revision in the last week of the semester. Recommendedreadings Blaise Ganguin, John Bilardello, 2005, “Standard And Poor´s Fundamentals of Corporate Credit Analysis”, McGraw-Hill, United State. Jonathan Golin and Philippe Delhaise, 2013, “The Bank Credit Analysis Handbook: A Guide for Analysts, Bankers and Investors”, Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons. Joel Bessie, 2015, “Risk Management in Banking”, 4th Edition, Wiley Finance.RoseandSylviaC.Hudgins,2010,“Bank Management & Financial Services”, 8th Edition, TheMcGraw-Hill/Irwin(Chapter 16, 17, 18) Relevant information from newspapers, journals and websites of Commercial banks, State bank of Vietnam, credit rating agencies, international finance organizations, etc. Consultation Available for consultation by appointment.
Email is the preferred method of contact. 4 Credit Analysis & Lending Management GuidelineonGROUPPRESENTATIONANDREPORT You are working as Relationship Manager- Commercial Banking for U Bank Vietnam. You are acquiring a new client and your task is to prepare a credit proposal for the new credit facility of the said company. REQUIREMENTSFORTHISTASK: ● Title: Credit Appraisal Report ● Due date: Week13 ● Details of task: This is a task for a group of maximum 4 students.
Select 1 listed company on the list below (the list of this year can be subject to change later) Vinamilk (VNM) Bim Son Cement (BCC) Khanh Hoa Electricity (KHP) Halong Canned Food (CAN) OR 1. Consumer Staples and Products 2. Energy and Transport Masan Group Corporation Petrolimex (Vietnam National Petroleum Group) Mobile World Investment Corporation PV Gas (PetroVietnam Gas) Saigon Beer Alcohol Beverage Corporation VietJet Air (VietJet Aviation JSC) (SABECO) Vietnam Airlines JSC Vietnam Dairy Products JSC (Vinamilk) 3. Construction and Real Estate BaoViet Holdings Coteccons Construction JSC FPT Corporation FLC Faros Construction JSC Gemadept Corporation No Va Land Investment Group Corporation Hoa Phat Group Vingroup JSC Present a credit appraisal report of the company based on the 5 C's of credit evaluation and financial performance of the company for the past 3 years.
The company you have selected intends to increase its sales by at least 20% and have approached you for a working capital of equivalent to approximately 10% of actual total assets for 1 year. (a) As the relationship manager of the bank, determine whether this company can be approved a working capital loan of VND 50 billion for 1 year; (b) As the Relationship Manager of the bank, what other loan/legal documents would you require to make the loan decision? and (c) As the Relationship Manager, what other conditions would you impose? NB: Special emphasis should be placed on the role of lending practices. You could make relevant assumptions if information is not readily available (e. interest rates, economic conditions etc.) Justify your credit facility calculation to support your credit proposal.
You are requested to attach “Appendix: Historical financial statements” (for the latest 3 years) of the analyzed company. Presentation: Group members are to prepare and conduct a 15- minute-presentation on your Credit Appraisal Report. Suppose that you need to defense your credit proposal to the Credit Committee of U bank to get the approval. You are required to use Power Point slides.
The presentation of your group should be recorded and uploaded onto Google Classroom of the subject for Credit analysis and Lending Management. File name includes your group number and Lending. For example: Lending_G1.ppt ● Word limit: Not exceeding 2,000 words for the Report. ● Weighting/Value: 15% ● Submission details: Both a hard copy and a soft copy should be presented.
You are requested to submit soft-copy of your report by submitting on Google Classroom of the subject for Credit analysis and Lending Management Hard-copy of the Report should be submitted via the department assignment box at FMT’s office (Room 201 Building C, HANU). ● Penalties for late submission: A penalty of one mark allocated to this report will be deducted for each day that the assignment is late, Saturday and Sunday will be included as one day also 5 9/4/20 Learning Objectives LENDING DECISION • Identify the basic principals governing bank lending and explain their performance • Understand the framework within which credit and lending decisions are taken The Principals of Lending and • Understand the lending process Lending Basics Chapter 1 1 1 2 2 Learning Objectives Learning Objectives • Explain the characteristics of various types of bank • Explain the importance of credit culture in a lending advance. • Distinguish different types of borrowers and the • Understand how an advances portfolio is designed. special considerations that apply to them when giving loans.
• Explain how advances are structured. 3 3 4 4 Introduction The Principals of Good Lending • The principals of lending have evolved from the • Three basic principals that guide lending decisions: practice of lending in the real world and are • Safety of loan universally applicable. • Suitability of loan purpose • Lending principals should be regarded as an art • Profitability rather than science and only serve as a framework • To follow these principals, financial institutions within which to make a decision. undertake credit analysis of all loan proposals.
5 5 6 6 1 Page 6 of 84 9/4/20 The Principals of Good Lending The Principals of Good Lending • Two popular rating agencies: • The five C’s are used to measure credit risk in • Moody’s Aaa, Aa1, Baa1 credit analysis: • Character – specific purpose for loan and serious • Standard & Poor’s AAA, AA, BB intent to repay loan • The Credit Scoring System identify and • Capacity – the ability to repay the loan all together weigh certain key factors that determine the with interest as scheduled • Capital – the owner’s contribution to the proposed probability of repayment default. investment for which the loan is requested • Modern approaches to credit analysis • Collateral – does the borrower have adequate assets to support the loan include: Econometric, Optimization, Neural • Conditions – Conditions and terms of the loan. networks, and Hybrid systems 7 7 8 8 A Framework for Credit and A Framework for Credit and Lending Decisions Lending Decisions • External Factors • Lending – institution specific factors • General law of the land: the financial institution must • The lending policy: each lending institution has follow the lending regulations in the country that it a policy upon which all lending procedures operates. mush follow • Macroeconomics: the general condition of the economy directly affect the lending decisions • The loan budget: lending has to follow the loan • Industry – specific: lending institution analyze in details budget to fit in the predetermined budget the characteristics of each industry and/or the strategic direction of the institution.