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FNSCRD401 - Assess credit applications (Release 1) (Case Study – Tom Smith)
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You are a credit officer working for ABC Bank and have been assigned a credit
application for the client Tom Smith received from REAA Finance & Mortgage
Broking Team.
Review the completed application form and the supporting documents provided in
the learner portal and then answer the questions that follow.
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Question 1
Verify the information and documentation provided by the mortgage broker.
According to Westpac Supporting Documentation Checklist
, is there any missing
supporting documentation that you should require the mortgage broker to provide
you with?
I should require these documents from mortgage broker: most recent month statement for car loan, 3 months of bank statements, superannuation statements, and 2 most recent payslips being no older than 1 month, the 2 payslips I received are in June and July, the loan application date is 6/11/2021, payslips are not most recent document.
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Question 2
Analyse the information provided, are you comfortable with the accuracy and
sufficiency of evidence supplied to support the credit application?
(Focus on the Identity Documents and the payslips and highlight what information
you would focus on the ensure accuracy and sufficiency of this evidence).
According to the documents I receive from mortgage broker, I have customer’s driver license, 2 pay slips, credit report, loan application form, I am not very comfortable with accuracy and sufficiency of evidence supplied to support the
credit application, depends on Westpac documentation checklist, I still need customer’s most recent month statement for car loan, 3 months of bank statements, superannuation statements. And also, the application date is 06/11/2021, we need the most recent 2 payslips being no older than 1 month,
the payslips what customer provided are a few months ago, (pay period 16/6/21-15/7/21, pay dates were 30/6/21 and 15/7/21).
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Question 3
Now that you have verified and analysed Tom’s application form and supporting
documents, you are to rate the credit risk of this submission using the ABC Bank risk
rating scale. For each of the four criteria (age, employment, security, and credit
score) you are to determine the level of risk associated with the criteria.
For Credit Rating ABC bank allows: ●
1 point for each "Low"
●
2 point for each "Moderate"
●
3 points for each "High"
●
4 points for each "Extreme"
Complete the Risk Rating table for Smith according to ABC Bank policy and
procedures below;
Risk Rating
Point (s) allocated:
Age
Low
1
Employment
Low
1
Security
Low
1
Credit Score
Low
1
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Question 4
According to the risk rating matrix below, are you in a position to provide a decision
for this application?
(If yes, what would it be, if not, what should you do?)
Yes, I would provide a decision for this application.
According to the risk rating matrix, Tom Smith risk rating point is 4, it is low risk, he
is 21 years old, he has a full-time PABY job, credit score is 998, these all show Tom Smith risk is low, for above reason, I would say yes for his loan application.
Question 5
What security to back up the home loan is ABC Bank likely to request to proceed
with this application?
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