| 101 - The Loan Application Package |
CU Business Group's Business Lending 101 focuses on the information needed to pull together a complete loan package. Participants will learn how to take a loan application, gather appropriate documents from the borrower, and review key financial data to better understand the borrower's financial situation. Specific areas covered include:
- The application checklist
- The loan application
- Personal financial statements
- Tax returns and business financial statements
- The right questions to ask
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| 102 - Closing Loan Documents |
CU Business Group's Closing Loan Documents will familiarize your staff with the documents needed to close a member business loan. Participants will learn the specific uses of each form, the general closing process and the information included in the closing package. The webinar will cover various loan documents normally used in a member business loan package such as:
- Promissory Note
- Commercial Loan Agreement
- Guaranty
- Deed of Trust/Mortgage
- Security Agreement
- UCC Financial Statement
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| 103 - The Basics of SBA Lending |
SBA lending fills an excellent niche and is a logical fit for credit unions. But there are both myths and realities when it comes to this specialized program. CU Business Group's Basics of SBA Lending is designed to provide credit unions with a clear picture of what it takes to run a successful SBA program. Some of the topics covered in this course include:
- The basics of SBA lending
- Types of SBA loans and how they differ from conventional loans
- SBA pricing and compliance requirements
- How to get started and maintain your program
- The benefits as well as the costs of an SBA guaranty
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| 104 - The Basics of Lines of Credit |
This basic webinar is designed to familiarize loan officers with the terms and purpose of various forms of short-term lending with a focus on revolving lines of credit. This introductory webcast will provide the participant with a high level overview on how to determine whether a revolving line of credit is the appropriate product to meet a members' need and touch on:
- Acceptable types of collateral
- Documents needed to determine eligibility for this type of short-term financing
- Risks associated with lines of credit
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| 201 - Understanding NCUA MBL Regulations |
In CU Business Group's Understanding NCUA Member Business Loan (MBL) Regulations, CUBG’s experienced underwriters will discuss the application of all the pertinent regulations to your MBL program. This course is excellent for staff that are new to business lending, or as a refresher for more experienced staff. The webinar will center on NCUA Part 723 Member Business Loans. Specific regulations covered include:
- Part 722 Appraisals
- Part 723 Member Business Loans
- Part 742 Regulatory Flexibility Program
- §701.21 Loans to Members and Lines of Credit to Members
- §701.22 Loan Participation
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| 202 - Commercial Real Estate Appraisals |
Appraising commercial real estate requires a higher standard of certification and additional analysis in the appraisal report. This session will provide an in-depth discussion of the key areas and differences you’ll find in appraisals for business purpose loans. You’ll also gain some important tips for managing the appraisal review process and controls within your program. Specific topics for this session include:
- When is it appropriate to order a commercial real estate appraisal
- NCUA Regulation Part 722 Appraisals
- Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP)
- Appraiser certification and your credit unions due diligence
- Different types of appraisals and valuation approaches
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| 203 - Loan Operations, Exam Considerations & Other Must Know Topics |
Managing the risks associated with your business lending program is essential to loan quality as well as satisfying exam and audit requirements. This course will outline key aspects of business lending operations that help manage the major risks in business lending:
- How to set up operations to minimize credit risk
- Reports and processes to address liquidity risk
- Pricing considerations to manage interest rate risk
- Necessary areas to ensure compliance risk is managed
- Considerations to avoid reputation risk
In addition, we will include an overview of what we know are areas of focus of regulators. This sessions is sure to provide practical information to help your business program.
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| 204 - Business Loan Participations, New Regulations and Requirements |
This informative session will focus on the NCUA's recently released Letter Number 08-CU-26, which provides guidance to credit unions and examiners on running a successful business loan participation program. Specific topics include:
- Examiner definition of participation risks for both buying and selling credit unions
- What credit unions need to state in their MBL and participation policies
- Due diligence required for the participation business model
- Risk measurement, monitoring and control for participation transactions
CUBG experts will also provide an overview of how the CUBG participation network complies with these regulations. This information is essential for credit unions currently buying or selling participations, or those considering it.
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| 205 - Lines of Credit and Interviewing Your Borrower |
This webinar is designed to train loan officers on gathering information from business members seeking lines of credit. This session will provide the participant with information on what documentation is needed from the business member and the appropriate information to gather in the interview process including:
- Ownership information
- Purpose of the loan
- Business marketing niche
- Seasonal or cyclical factors in product or service
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| 301 - HOT TOPICS in Environmental Due Diligence |
Environmental concerns are a significant area of review in commercial real estate transactions. In this session CU Business Group’s senior underwriters will cover the appropriate due diligence to reduce environmental risk on real estate secured member business loans. The discussion will include a review of common environmental reports ranging from Environmental Data Resources, Inc (“EDR”) reports to Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (“ESA”). Specific topics covered will include:
- Why you need to discover environmental issues before you make the loan
- What’s included in the various environmental reports
- The All Appropriate Inquiries (“AAI”) rule
- The Innocent Landowner Defense
- Specific examples of contamination via photos and stories
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| 302 - Taking Care of the House...Business Loan Portfolio Management |
Managing your portfolio is a key component to risk management of your member business loans. This course will focus on the why and how of managing your portfolio, and the desired outcomes of a successful portfolio management process. The following areas will be covered as they relate to portfolio management:
- Board of Director Oversight
- Portfolio Management Strategies
- Information Systems
- Market Analysis
- Credit Standards
- Stress Testing and Sensitivity Analysis
- Risk Review
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