Bank Lending

• • The role, main activities and organizational structures of banks
  • What is risk, the classification of risk, and the management of risk process
  • Major bank risks and essential components of credit risk
  • Credit culture, strategies and controlling measures
  • Loan pricing
  • Regular forms of bank finance available to customers
  • Different forms of collateral
  • Principles and processes of dealing with credit applications
  • Consumer credit assessment
  • Understanding and interpreting financial statements
  • Business credit assessment
  • Existing loan account management

Others

You will need knowledge of accounting to work out financial ratios.

Special requirements

No special requirements

This subject was previously known as BAN22 Lending.

This subject addresses the sphere of aspects that are related to the proficient credit risk assessment of consumers and businesses from a banking perspective. The content includes: the role, main activities and organisational structures of banks; essential components of credit risk management and the principles and process of dealing with credit risk assessment.

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• Mid-study period test —Online (30%)
• Case Study - Assignment based online practical questions (30%)
• Invigilated exam (40%)