Plan de Financement Et Montage Du Crédit
Plan de Financement Et Montage Du Crédit
Plan de Financement Et Montage Du Crédit
The determination of debt capacity is mandatory for granting credit. A certain level of indebtedness must not be exceeded (on average 30%).
This calculation depends on what is included in the resources and expenses and the type of calculation.
Resources must include all income. A common rule is applied: the amounts must be stable over the duration of the credit, in particular bonuses,
income from renting a flat, social benefits....
Expenses consist of outstanding credits. The integration of the instalments in the calculation of the charges must take into account the remaining
duration of the credit. The probability of a loan rollover (leasing), credit indexation, the existence of permanent credit that it is advisable to take into
consideration to the maximum extent
In the case of alimony payments, the calculation will be made either by deduction from income or by inclusion in expenses.
Income tax : is not included in the expenses, if we include this variable then the rate of income will increase
• There are two methods that are the classic methods for determining the debt ratio for home loan. (voir pdf découverte besoiin de l’emprunteur)
1- Effort rate method
2- The available income method
The first is determined by the ratio of expenses to income. The limit is between 30% and 35% in general. This is the fastest and most common method
Determination of debt capacity
The second method, disposable income, is used alone or as a complement to the first method. This method determines the
disposable income of the household. It can take into account the number of dependants.
The formula is: total income - total expenses / number of people living in the household
Some of the legislator's directives require banks to increase the process of estimating the solvency of borrowers. Banks must
incorporate more prudent scenarios into their models. Banks must project the evolution of borrowers' ability to repay in relation
to their disposable income.
Example of recommendations: keep all the documents that resulted in the agreement of the credit, maintain an archive until the end
of the credit and identify fraudulent information.
Banks should take into account possible negative scenarios in the allocation of provisions, such as a drop in income at retirement, an
increase in interest rates....
• Modality of actions in case of non-payment.
It is necessary to focus on the early detection of payment difficulties, the bank must assist and cooperate with the
borrower
As soon as the first warning signs appear, the bank must contact the borrower to analyze the reasons for his
payment difficulties and the different ways to solve his situation
It is in the interest of the bank to ensure that its customer is able to repay but it is also an obligation of advice for
its customers.
If the borrower becomes insolvent, the bank must send him a complete list of information:
Number of missed or partially paid
the total amount of payments to be made
the consequences of non-payment (cost, default interest rate, possible loss of the house....)
Setting up the credit file
• In order to analyse the borrower's risk, the preparation of the file will focus on the following points:
- Determine the borrower's needs:
The question is --> Why?
- Improving knowledge of the borrower: in particular from the point of view of his assets and repayment capacity:
The question is --> For whom? must be answered.
- And finally, a financing plan must be organised with all of the above information:
The question is --> How?
The final decision
The final decision cannot be automated from the numerical results provided by the
two methods. Both methods record only the financial elements consisting of
expenses and revenues. All the elements seen above must be weighted.
• Family situation
• Amount of income
• Banking history
• Professional situation
• Personal contribution
• Savings
• ......