What You'll Learn
This course covers the key aspects of using personal guarantees as a secondary source of repayment for commercial loans. Participants will gain an understanding of the main financial and supporting information needed to thoroughly analyze guarantors. Real examples then put these concepts into practice. Additional consideration is given to the less-tangible attributes of experience and character. This training is designed for credit professionals, lenders, and risk managers seeking to deepen their underwriting knowledge.
Topics covered in this course
- Purpose of Personal Guarantees
- Types of Guarantees
- PFS Analysis
- Tax Return Analysis
- Credit Reports
- Additional Underwriting Resources
- Experience
- Character
- Examples
*This course does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
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