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August 29, 2008 - The third installment of NASCUS’ Member Business Lending (MBL) training series will cover advanced MBL topics for credit union examiners and credit union staff. The school will take place October 27-30 in San Antonio, Texas. Register by September 18 and save $100!
School Overview:
All credit unions who engage in Member Business Lending will eventually deal with problem loans which are loans not being repaid based on the original terms and conditions. As a result of non-performance, these loans bear high risks in contrast to their potential return. The handling of problem loans requires special operational focus and expertise. Industry insiders and MBL experts led by Jim Devine of Hipereon Consulting will make up the renowned faculty at this school.
This program provides the participant with an understanding of the potential consequences associated with problem loans as well as a range of early warning signs for problem credits and discuss how to develop a systematic approach for preventing, identifying and managing problem loans. This session is designed for examiners who review MBL portfolios, as well as for credit union lending staff and is especially important today as the number of financial institutions who are facing problem business loans grows.
School Topics Include:
· Preventing Problem Loans
· Detecting and Recognizing Problem Loans
· Costs of Problem Loans
· Organizing a Problem Loan Workout Plan
· Collateral Possession and Liquidation
Participation in NASCUS' previous training is not required, but all attendees should have exposure to and an understanding of MBL operations. The session takes place at the Drury Inn in San Antonio and begins at 1:00 p.m. on October 27 and concludes at noon on October 30. Tuition includes lodging for the nights of October 27, 28 and 29. Space is limited so register today!
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