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Components of Credit Appraisal Process

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Components of Credit Appraisal Process

While assessing a customer, the bank needs to know the following


information: Incomes of applicants and co-applicants, age of applicants,
educational qualifications, profession, experience, additional sources of
income, past loan record, family history, employer/business, security of
tenure, tax history, assets of applicants and their financing pattern, recurring
liabilities, other present and future liabilities and investments (if any). Out of
these, the incomes of applicants are the most important criteria to
understand and calculate the credit worthiness of the applicants. As stated
earlier, the actual norms decided by banks differ greatly. Each has certain
norms within which the customer needs to fit in to be eligible for a loan.
Based on these parameters, the maximum amount of loan that the bank can
sanction and the customer is eligible for is worked out. The broad tools to
determine eligibility remain the same for all banks. We can tabulate all the
conditions under three parameters.
Parameter Documents
Technical Field Investigation, Market value
feasibility of asset
Economic
LTV(Loan to Value), IIR
viability
Past month bank statements,
Bankability Asset and liabilities of the
applicant
Besides the above said process, profile of the customer is studied properly.
Their CIBIL (Credit Information Bureau (India) Limited)score is checked.

Parameter components & How bank asses your creditworthiness through it

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