3. What are short term funds and
where are they used?
• Short term funds
are used for
business
operations’ working
capital.
e.g. financing
accounts receivable
and inventory
6. What are long term funds and
why do companies need Long-term
funds?
Long term
funds
are usually used for start-up business
requirements, capital expenditures or
business expansion for existing businesses.
13. Lending happens when the owner of a
property or money allows another party the
use of the property or money
14. The payment of the use of property
or money is called interest.
15. Promissory Note a document that
connotes a promise to pay back the owner
for the use of the property or cash.
16. Debtis the obligation to
pay back property or cash
borrowed in accordance to an
agreement, this may be in
form of notes, bonds or
mortgages.
17. A credit is a loan or money
extended to a person or business in
exchange for a return.
18. •Credit Analyst
They hold the important role of analyzing the
financial track record of the person or the
business that borrows, as well as
transactions
20. Ability to repay the loan
•This mainly focuses on the security of
the person’s job, business and/or the
security of the company that employs
you.
•This is to take a look at the condition of
the borrower.
21. Does he have the ability to
pay back the loan borrowed?
22. Character of Borrower
•Are youtrustworthy?
•Do youhave history of
trouble withthe law?
•Willhe prioritizedebt
payments or delaythem?
I just look like a
gangster but I pay
may debts
23. Capacity to pay the loan
Does he holda stablejob
or have a stable source of
income if he is in business?
What are the other sources
of income andwhat are the
current debts?
24. Capital and Personal
Assets
Do asset exceedliabilities?
Will savings and the value of property be able to
pay for all debts?
You know
I’m rich,
right?
29. What is bankruptcy?
This is a legal process
wherein assets of a
debtor are distributed
to creditors to be able
to pay his debts.
This also includes a plan to pay creditors
on installment basis.
31. What is your personal
net worth?
• Your net worth is the value of your assets,
cash, savings, real estate, cars, stock, bonds,
jewelry collection, insurance and art collection.
34. A successful and effective
budget will have the
following:
Information based on passed spending
and expectation.
No single expense, rent, utilities should
not consist of 50% of your net income.
Must be flexible for modification if
important considerations change (i.e. income,
marital status, new spending habits, new medical expenses)
Easy access any time
44. Personal Loan
• What is your age?
• What is your occupation?
• Where do you live?
• How many cars do you
have?
• How many children do you
have?
• What is your Business?
45. Business Loan
• What is the nature of the business?
• How long has the business been in operation?
• How much revenues accrued in the last three
years?
• How much were profits for the last three years?
• What is the size and value of the business?
• What is the size and value of the properties of
the business?
47. Credit Committee
• This group of officers represents the financial
institutions, creditors and/or investors that have
claims on a company that is in financial difficulty
or bankruptcy
48. Credit Rating
are a way to formally
evaluate the credit
history of a person or
a company and that
includes a forecast of
its capability to repay
its obligation.
49. Credit Analyst
• The credit analyst evaluates statistics and
analyses corporate records including:
1. Payment plans
2. Savings data
3. Payment history
4. Purchase activity
Debt is what you owe. It is money you have already borrowed, and are paying interest on. A car loan or the balance on your credit card is debt.
Credit is what you are permitted to borrow. You haven’t borrowed it yet, but you could if you wanted to. The credit limit on your credit cards is your credit.