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Analyzing Business Loans

Course Overview

Program Level: Basic

Delivery Method: Group-Live

Prerequisite: Basic understanding of business loans and accounting

Advanced Preparation: Review your credit union’s business loan policy

This two day course will offer in-depth training to help credit union business services staff and management understand the critical elements of business lending. After this course you will:

 Have a better understanding of all the details behind business loan analysis and credit memorandums

 Feel more confident when talking to business owners

 Be more effective in screening business loan opportunities

 Understand how to read and interpret business tax returns and financial statements

 Calculate debt service coverage and other key ratios

 Learn about commercial appraisals, and how environmental issues can affect your lien position

 Be able to defend your loan decisions with confidence to examiners

 Make a more significant contribution to the credit union’s business services program

To register, complete the registration form and fax to (503) 230-8857. Call 866-484-2876 for questions.

Mike Smith, CUBG course instructor

Cancellations within 30 days of the session will be charged a 15% administrative fee. Cancellations within 7 days of the session will be charged 50% of the normal fee. Educational materials are proprietary and will only be provided to course attendees.

Course Date and Location June 24 – 25, 2015

9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Hosted by Kansas Corporate Credit Union

Montana Credit Union Network

101 North Rodney Street Helena, MT 59601

Course Fee: $695 for CUBG Members $795 for all others

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9600 NE Cascades Pkwy., Suite 250, Portland, OR 97220 | Toll-free: 866.484.2876 | www.cubg.org

 

 

Recent Course Ratings

“This was a fantastic class! I recommend this as a ‘must’ for any credit union doing business loans.”

- Deedra Howes, First Technology Credit Union

“The course is a very good value for the price. I would definitely

recommend it to anyone who is just starting out, or looking into CU Business Group as a partner for business lending.”

- Ron Larin, Yakima Valley Credit Union

“I highly recommend this course. I would send my senior loan officers to prepare them for taking applications and talking to members.”

Fadhila Holman, Cooperative Center FCU

“This class was a great refresher course as well as learning new information – very beneficial!”

- Lyndsey Gray, NW Preferred FCU

 

Meet the CUBG Instructor

Mike Smith, VP/Senior Business Services Officer 22 Years Experience 

 

Mike has over 22 years experience in commercial banking, business consulting, and education. Most recently he served as a Commercial Loan Officer and Vice President of a Texas based community bank where he was responsible for business development and portfolio management with an emphasis on real estate and healthcare banking. Previously he was Director of an SBA Small Business Development Center in Houston. Mike is currently an adjunct business instructor at Lone Star Community College. Mike has significant experience in all facets of business banking including commercial real estate, agriculture, equipment and SBA lending, credit analysis, loan review, and compliance. Mike consults with credit unions in the southern and southwestern regions of the U.S. on all aspects of business services.

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CURRICULUM – DAY ONE

Welcome and Overview

Course overview Review of agenda

Business services overview State of the industry

Business Lending Rules and Regulations

NCUA and State MBL regulations

Development of business loan policy and procedures

The Application Process

Interviewing

Required information

Member Business Loans

Loan types Structures

Pricing and fees

Underwriting - Business Tax Return Analysis

Sole Proprietors and the Schedule C LLC’s and Partnerships, form 1065 Corporations, 1120S and 1120

Real estate, Schedule E and form 8825

Underwriting - Business Credit Reports Underwriting - Personal Tax Return Analysis

Form 1040 The K-1

Underwriting - Personal Financial Statement Analysis

Analyzing and making adjustments

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9600 NE Cascades Pkwy., Suite 250, Portland, OR 97220 | Toll-free: 866.484.2876 | www.cubg.org

 

 

CURRICULUM – DAY TWO

Debt Service Coverage and Cash Flow and Case Studies

Business DSCR CRE DSCR

Personal DSCR Global DSCR

Collateral Analysis - CRE

Types CRE regulations

Valuation and appraisals Environmental due diligence

Title commitment and other liens

Collateral Analysis – Non-CRE

Types Regulations Valuations

The Credit Presentation

Required elements Reading and interpretation

Loan Closing

Loan closing documentation and instruments Liens – Mortgages/Deeds of trust

Liens – Titles and UCC’s

Portfolio Management

Annual reviews Site visits Concentrations Collateral revaluation

Collections and problem loans

Final Case Study

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Registration Form

June 24 - 25

,

2015

Hosted by Kansas Corporate CU

Montana Credit Union Network

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North Rodney Street

Helena

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MT

59601

Please complete a separate registration form for each attendee.

Attendee Information:

Name  Mr.  Mrs.  Ms.

Organization Address

City State Zip

Office Phone ( ) Office Fax ( )

Cell Phone ( ) Email

Attendee Categories and Fees (Please check the appropriate box. Payment must accompany registration.)

CU Business Group Member Fee – $695 All Others – $795

Attendee Payment Information

 Credit Card – please choose one  Visa  Mastercard

 Check Enclosed

Card Number ____________________________________________________ Exp Date ____________________________________

Security Code (last 3 digits on back of card) _______________________________ Billing Zip Code ______________________________

X Signature______________________________________________________ Date ____________________________________ Total Payment Enclosed / Authorized $

How did you hear about this course?

Cancellations – All cancellations must be made in writing or via email. Cancellations within 30 days of the program will be charged a 15% administrative fee. Cancellations within 7 days of the program will be charged 50% of the normal fee.

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