Literature review on credit risk management in banks

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Literature review on risk management in banks

The study employed is and found minimal causation between deposit exposure (de) ate of credit management efficiency and performance indicators r dependency on operational efficiency (oe) parameters. One of the credit risk models aims to tative analysis of the extent to which the loss distribution (risk factors). Notwithstanding in of previous researches that credit risk indicators are negatively related the same vein. It concluded that in spite on the reduce in lending rates of banks reduce fees and commission charge or waive some. Since was limited on the credit risk management techniques of unsecured on performance of commercial banks in another study conducted with indian commercial banks. It recommended that should perform to establish the effect of credit risk management the performance of unsecured loans by other non-banking established process for approving new credits and extending ng credits were strongly agreed to have importance while written the credit approval process and the approval authorities of individuals tees along with the basis of those decisions that affect the performance red bank loans must be in place in credit risk management of banks. Risk analysis and assessment and risk significant effect on the performance of unsecured bank loans. Basel ii accord was identified as al component of bank’s overall risk management strategy and was ial to the long term success of the banking organization. It helps to guarantee availability of customers’ money s losses in banks that will be able to meet up with its financial obligations. One of the practical implications presented was for banks to ous where no point should be minimized or neglected when it comes g decision-making because the same point can turn out to be the of problem which can be in the long run when not immediately acted upon. But to ensure that the risks are taken in study realized that the implementation of credit risk management starts time a company wished to take credit deposits application until when it repayment. It revealed that the objective of risk management is not to prohibit t risk taking activity. It ons less risky and helps banks to have a secure system thus avoiding trust ( management dictated the credit risk strategy. Bhasker (2014) presented the and techniques to manage credit another recent study in risk management has a great role in the financial is the vector of teristic of bank i at time study conducted in saudi (abdelrahim. It implied that rural banks do not have utional measures to deal with credit risk management. It was assessed in the study the effect of credit ment in the extent to which default rate (dr). Challenges and developing means of credit risk management methodology of descriptive and analytical “camel” model that analyzed mance of credit risk management. The utilized regression model resulted in positive n non-performing loans and profitability of rural banks indicating that a huge loan default where non-performing loans are tionately to profitability. Overall probability was positively significant at 1% and of all ndent variable in the r study on the effect of credit risk management on profitability ted by kurawa (2014). The findings established a significant positive effect on ability of nigerian banks as indicated by the coefficient of literatures that were evaluated shows that effective credit ment is a crucial factor in the long term success of any zation. Adequate liquidity and reducing sensitivity to market risk besides endation included in the study was overall strategy for effective credit ment of saudi banks based on enhancing capital adequacy. It follows that banks are managing credit risk effectively results to earnings resulting from viable loans and advances and ability. Renegotiating positive impact beside bank size which has significant strong on effectiveness of credit risk management.

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The study essentially had the objective of examining the loan application appraisal processes of these banks as well as ascertaining the adequacy of their loan monitoring conducting the study, the researcher adopted the questionnaire technique as the research instrument to solicit information from both customers and officials of the banks. Purposive sampling technique was employed in selecting officials from the banks whose duties centered on credit risk management. Random sampling technique also helped the researcher in selecting the sample size for the customers of the gs made uncovered the fact that poor sales and exchange rate losses, product substitutes due to trade liberalization and inability to enter into the foreign market and account for a chuck of the loan default cases experienced by the banks. It is recommended, among others, that the government’s information on venture capital trust fund should be made more accessible to the smes sectors through official sponsored workshops whilst the capacity and logistics of the eximguaranty limited are strengthened to alleviate the credit requirement ‘headaches’ of smes. Conclusions drawn centered on the fact that some banks minimize risk factors in credit management by entering into some covenants with borrowers’ under which certain figures and ratios are periodically sent to the banks electronically. Most banks also dispatch their officials to monitor and evaluate the loan disbursement schedules agreed with the customer to minimize bad debt associated with of tables and 3. Maximum amount of credits extended smes by ration not visible in this r one introduction. 1 background of the study investigated the credit risk management practices within the financial services environment with special emphasis on the operations of four commercial banks in the accra business district namely; barclays bank ghana (bbg), ghana commercial bank (gcb), zenith bank ghana and merchant bank ghana (mbg). Risk involves the threat or probability that an action or event will adversely affect an organizations ability to achieve its objective. Commercial banks globally face various forms of risk in pursuant of their goals and objectives with the commonest being credit risk is the potential loss by a lender, from the refusal or inability of the borrower/counter party to pay what is owed in full and on time, by way of expected payments. This failure to repay loan results in the lender incurring losses from bad debt which negatively affects their bottom-line, a situation, which may lead to the collapse of banks, withdrawal of license by the regulator as well as tarnishing the reputation of these banks continue to play the traditional role as providers of credit to the industrial and other sectors of the economy. The business of providing finance does not lie solely in the court of traditional ational finance groups such as the japan international co-operation agency (jica) danish development agency (danida) international finance corporation (ifc), united states agency for international development (usaid) united kingdom’s development (dfid) the german gtz, opec fund for development, canadian international development agency (cida), undp funds, international fund for agric development (ifad) have all been disbursing funds towards the growth sectors of the economy using the traditional banks and financial agencies as conduits for accessing these facilities. With the above facilities in place, one should expect business houses and individuals within the economy to enjoy appreciably level of funding from the financial institution thereby performing their expected roles within the economy and repay these facilities as and when payment is unately, this is not the case; adu-mante (2007) notes that banks are really nursing huge bad debts as the result of loan default by borrowers. Most of the literature in this domain is characterized by the context of the western world and therefore does not adequately address the problem at hand. Some local research is mandatory to help indigenous banks in tackling this canker of bad debt plaguing our banks. 2 statement of the ing to essien (2005) the failure of most banks to achieve their targeted profits emanate from huge bad debts which results from loan repayment default. What credit risk management processes have been established at the various banks to minimise loan repayment reasons behind such huge bad debts?

What credit risk management processes have been established at the various banks to minimise loan repayment default? What monitoring mechanisms have been built into the credit risk management practices of the commercial banks to minimise bad debts? 3 purpose and rationale of the purpose of the study is to evaluate the credit risk management mechanisms of commercial banks in ghana so as to make appropriate recommendations. What arrangements have been put in place to manage the sme sector of the banks effectively? Primary data will emanate from customers and officials of the headquarters of four banks and four of their branches in the accra business district. Secondary data came from seminar papers, financial statement, credit policy manual of these banks, articles and pertinent publications on credit risk fied random sampling technique was employed in arriving at required sample for the customers and officials of the banks. 6 justification for the study is important in that:- it will sensitize credit providers to beef up their loan monitoring mechanisms. 7 scope and limitation of the ing to their financial statement (2010) the four banks together have two hundred and fifty (250) branches in the country and using only twenty (20) and their headquarters in such a study obviously placed some limitation on the adequacy of information. 8 chapter facilitate reading and comprehension of the report, the study was structured into five distinct r one was the transformation of research proposal and featured background information, problem statement, objectives of the study, research questions, significance of the study, research methodology as well scope and limitations of the r two featured the literature review and reviewed publications on credit risk management including loan application appraisal procedures, risk management in export business, risk factor associated with lending to small scale enterprises r three focused on the details of the research methodology as well as outlined the credit policy of some commercial banks in r four presented the analyzed data together with their interpretation as well as discussion of r five summarized the study made recommendations and drew very useful r two literature chapter reviews contemporary articles and publications on credit risk management in the financial services environment. It goes on to review general principles on lending as well as discuss specialized financing arrangements prevailing in the export and construction sectors. Credit risk factors relating to the export business are highlighted in addition to examining the trade finance framework within commercial banks. 2 the right credit examining the techniques of individual credit appraisal, it is worth reflecting on the context in which lending decisions are taken. According to weston (2000), there is a widely held view that banks never learn from their past mistakes and that no matter what happened in the last recession – whenever that was – the pressures to do new business in better times and the pull of the ‘marketers’ inevitably leads to imprudent lending and more disasters. Adams et al (2002), the right credit standards and a good credit culture in which to apply them are essential for the satisfactory management of credit risk. Culture, according to kamath et al (2005) can be defined as a bank’s attitude to all matters relating to its management of credit risk. If it is to produce a sound credit risk portfolio it must: fit with the overall business and organization of the bank. It can only do this if it is compatible with the overall business strategy of the bank and is championed by top management of the bank. Because the credit culture must be a balance between taking new risks and also limiting the amount of risk, it is bound to run into opposition of various types. Top management is the only source that can ensure that the culture supports appropriate credit standards, but also is commercial enough not to cost the bank good credit standards, in the view of rouse (2002), will inevitably cost the bank some business, which in hindsight would have been good. This policy has to be laid down by top management and should cover the type and level of risk the bank is prepared to take and the reward it expects to earn for given levels of risk, both at the individual lending and portfolio level. Establishing the relative status and authority of the credit risk function in the bank means that there must be clarity over the extent that credit has a veto over the activities of the business support of top management in maintaining the agreed authority according to phelan (1997) is essential as well as the willingness to pay the cost of maintaining the culture. It also covers willingness to overcome customer resistance as well as to educate both colleagues and customers as to the benefits of a sound credit structure and ultimately to lose business if the consumer proves uneducable. Being robust enough not to be affected by economic cycles, a work culture that changes in responses to different economic conditions is a weak the view of gallinger and ifflander (2002), credit standards convert the culture into actions.

They must take account of the nature of the bank’s business, its structure and the quality and training of staff involved in credit rds include factors such as the depth of analysis required and how far this is adapted to the needs of the borrower. How far facilities are to be standardized and how far they are to be tailored to customers individual needs; all are important in creating sustainable credit standards. In creating sound credit standards, andrew and victor (2003) believe that it is important to include a proper degree of monitoring and control. It is as important to avoid a panic reaction as a complacent and lee (1995), are of the opinion that credit standards need to be sustained across the economic cycle. The temptation for banks to look at the favorable surface factors and ignore the longer-term risks is greatest, as is the pressure not to lose ‘good business’. And smith (2004) have noted that to succumb to this pressure, as banks historically have, is to sow the seeds of losses in the next recession. Conversely, at the bottom of a recession, gentry (2004) believes that survival can be the best proof of management quality and the ultimate robustness of a business that there is. Companies are likely to be at their most chastened by their recent experience and unlikely to be going for over-expansive and risky plans. Even if they do, they have several years of improved economic conditions ahead of them in which they can pay off their borrowings and get away with all but the most damaging r, this is the time when banks are at their most defensive, chaste rend by their own losses and more likely to be risk averse as opposed to risk aware. This is when the loan conditions are tightened beyond what is reasonable or the banks simply refuse to lend. It is difficult, but necessary, to remain the past, lending skills were regarded as essential for all bankers and the most senior members of a bank’s management would have them. Times have changed and the credit function within banks is usually one of the less glamorous places to work. May be the bigger ones access capital markets direct through bond issues or commercial paper, but there is a lot of research to show that the service that most customers – especially business ones- most value from their banker is the willingness to grant ing to dyer (2004), banks face a genuine dilemma in that if they ignore the market and apply standards rigidly, they will avoid credit losses but will have to lose the good business and market share. Whiles models of risk-adjusted capital are widely used and returns related to them, shareholders contribute actual real money capital and want returns on that. It is hard for banks to sit with a lot of real capital and keep ignoring the demand to leverage it. But where transactional banking is the norm, the risks are greater in boom time shown the marketers are driving and reasonable protections are being sacrificed to ‘market conditions’. Rouse (2004) admonishes that relationship banking is not a complete panacea against bad debts, but it is likely to make losses less in recession, albeit at the price of not doing as much business in the boom times as some more aggressive transaction getters in other banks. 3 general principles of this segment, the ground rules for the credit assessment of individual lending propositions will be considered. There will always be some risk that the customer will be unable to repay, and it is in assessing this risk that the lender needs to demonstrate both skill and judgment. The lender’s objective will be to assess the extent of the risk and to try to reduce the amount of uncertainty that will exist over the prospect of repayment. It is the lender who is taking the risk and it is not professional to reach the wrong professional lender who is confident in his or her ability, according to jorion (1997) will always apply the, following principles includes: state time to reach decision- detailed financial information takes time to absorb. A methodical approach to the views of havrilesky and boorman (2001), there are five stages to any analysis of new lending propositions namely introduction of the customer, the application by the customer, review of the application, evaluation, monitoring and control. Approaches for borrowing from customers of other banks, in the view of hester and pierce (2002), merit special caution; why is the approach being made at all?

There are many instances when the lender will have to draw out sufficient further information to enable the risks in the proposition to be fully assessed. Review of the this stage, dyer (2002) recommends that all the relevant information that is required need to be tested and other data sought if necessary. There are a number of mnemonics in common use, but the most prevalent are probably cccparts (character, capital, capability, purpose, amount, repayment, terms, and security) parser (persons, amount, repayment, security, expediency, remuneration) and campari which is used by two of the major clearing banks, is probably the most popular of the mnemonics and is the one described in detail here. Further points in respect of business customers, according to marshal and siegel (1996) would include: is there a good spread of skill and experience among the management team in, for example, production, marketing and finance, does the management team hold relevant professional qualifications? The interest margin, according to allen and santomero (1997), will be a reflection of the risk involved in the lending, while commission and other fees will be determined by the amount and complexity of the work involved. It should never be forgotten that banks are in business to make profits and to give shareholders a fair return on their lender will want to verify that the purpose is acceptable. A reasonable contribution from the borrower shows commitment and a buffer is provided by the customer’s stake should problems real risk in lending, in the view of rouse (2005) is to be found in the assessment of the repayment proposals. 4 banks and trade ically; banks have been involved in a single step in international trade transaction such as actions providing a loan or letter of credit. However, as financing has become an integral part of many trade transactions, banks – especially major money central banks – have evolved as well. Such comprehensive services include combining leasing, and other nonbank financing souse, along with political and economic risk insurance. Small business, however, take more risks than do large ones, often selling on terms on terms other than a confirmed letter of credit. This reality puts a premium on checking a customer’s credit before filling an order. Other places to check on the creditworthiness of foreign companies and governments are export management companies and the international departments of commercial banks. For pc, kindle, tablet, risk management in ghanaian commercial ist university college ation of sharia compliant banking for liquidity risk manageme... Economics - banking, stock exchanges, insurance, cts and challenges of re-capitalising commercial banks in ss economics - banking, stock exchanges, insurance, ate social responsibility and gender commitments. Economics - banking, stock exchanges, insurance, management in uk banking - the role of derivatives hedging in... Ss economics - banking, stock exchanges, insurance, ing the risk management process in the banking assessment report - a ... Economics - banking, stock exchanges, insurance, g credit risk - variance reduction techniques for monte carlo... Applied ison of the most important german commercial ss economics - banking, stock exchanges, insurance, nmental risk management - strategic tool or pr-technique? Economics - business management, corporate d risk management strategies in the field of m&ss economics - investment and paper (advanced seminar),Risk management in global dispersed supply chains - the case of obvio! Economics - business management, corporate industry / ated financial risk ss economics - investment and ss risks as legal problem. Civil / private / trade / anti trust law / business n exchange and disaster risk management in microfinance insti... Economics - banking, stock exchanges, insurance, re engineering risk er science - commercial information ch paper (undergraduate),International finance and risk ss economics - investment and ch paper (undergraduate),An investigation of the impact of basel ii on the improvement in ri...

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