The quality measurement indicators CREDIT bank
credit activity is of good quality when it achieved the objectives set. When banks provide credit to customers, the bank towards two basic objectives: safety and profitability. In addition the bank also wants to satisfy the maximum demand of customer funds in the shortest possible time. Therefore the criteria for assessing the quality of credit operations of banks should measure the attainment of objectives.
The quantitative indicators:
Objective Safety
Compliance with safety norms credits application of the rules of the State management agencies.
Rate Risk Debt / Total loans (debt the group 2 to group 5 on the total outstanding balance)
Percentage NPLs / Total loans
secured debt ratio Total outstanding on
rates (reserve fund credit risk + Collateral value) / Total loans
Either:
(Fund credit risk provisions + value of debt Collateral group 2 to group 5 ) / Total outstanding group 2 to group 5
Percentage of debt to restructure the repayment period / Total debt in the first period (years)
Rate does not repay the debt on time / Total debt of 1 period (in
number of days the client must wait before receiving the credit decisions of banks
profitability goal
Interest income from credit operations / Total outstanding loans
from credit operations Interest net / Interest income
Interest Suspension / accrued interest income
(interest income from credit operations - Credit Operating expenses) / Total outstanding
qualitative criteria:
Degree of credits distributed between customers of different groups
Compliance regulations and credit policies of the State Bank and the bank's
Responsiveness to customer requirements for quality of service provided to customers
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