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Building an accurate income assessment of a multiple entity borrower has always been challenging. Determining the cash generated by individual businesses while also understanding the condition of each borrower's holdings can be a struggle even with complete information.
Building an accurate income assessment of a multiple entity borrower has always been challenging. Determining the cash generated by individual businesses while also understanding the condition of each borrower's holdings can be a struggle even with complete information.
This webinar examines two borrower scenarios: a typical, simple multiple entity relationship and a complex real estate investor. We will explore methods to evaluate overall risk in the holdings, interpret tax forms, and establish a process to understand the cash flow in total.
Moving beyond numbers, qualitative analysis will be emphasized. We will end by reviewing a list of questions to ask the borrower that will give you a better understanding of their credit. This webinar will be helpful for all levels of bankers from experienced lenders to analysts just starting out.
Learning Objectives
Duration: 60-minutes
ICBA Members: $199
Nonmembers: $299
Unlimited Webinar Pass subscription: $0
For more information, call 800-422-7285.
Who should attend: Commercial Lenders, Credit Analysts, Consumer Lenders, Mortgage Lenders, Loan Documentation Specialists, Branch Managers, Assistant Branch Managers, Private Bankers, and Business Development Officers
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Program Level: Intermediate
Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
CPE Credit Hours: 1
President
Stevens Risk Management LLC
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