Question
Credit risk assessment consists of a systematic process
to evaluate the default risk of a borrower. Which of the following is not a part of credit risk assessment? ÂSolution
Credit risk assessment is the process to evaluate default risk on a loan by a borrower. It is used by a bank, a financial institution or a lender to ascertain the credit risk which forms the basis of credit lending process and is the very initial step in credit lending. Â It would involve a comprehensive and methodical approach to accurately evaluate the likelihood of borrowers defaulting on their obligations. It can include various aspects in this direction. Some of the aspects are: Â
- Comprehensive Data Analysis of both the business and the finance : Incorporate a wide range of data, including financial statements, credit history, market trends and macroeconomic indicators to form a holistic view of the borrower's financial health. Â
- Credit Scoring Model : Employ an advanced credit scoring model and statistical techniques to quantify risk levels more accurately. These models should be regularly updated to reflect current data and trends. Â
- Sector-Specific Analysis : Understand the specific risks associated with the borrower's industry including market volatility and regulatory changes, to tailor the risk assessment accordingly Â
- Risk-Based Pricing : Set interest rates and loan terms based on the assessed credit risk, ensuring that higher-risk loans adequately compensate the lender for the increased default risk. Â
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