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Navigating distressed & problem loans: Legal & borrower considerations

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How financial institutions deal with problem loans Problem loans are a natural outcome of the risks banks and credit unions take when lending, and they should be expected over the long run during the ups and downs of the business cycle. Do not misconstrue; the bank or credit union remains at all times professional.

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The value of fair value: Credit union merger accounting requires a strong partner

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Find the right support for your credit union merger Consider the benefits of a third-party fair value specialist to smooth the credit union merger accounting process. Takeaway 2 Enterprise value goes beyond book value to include earning potential, market position, and intangible assets. Objectivity.

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Trends in commercial real estate (CRE) lending and risk

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Understanding broad market trends and the specific forces affecting bank and credit union portfolios can guide institutions decisions while helping them prepare for examiner scrutiny of CRE risk , according to a recent Abrigo webinar, Being strategic with your CRE. Rising delinquency rates highlight growing risks.

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3 Ways SBA Lending After PPP Can Help Banks, Credit Unions Grow, Mitigate Risk

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SBA loan programs may provide a way to restructure existing loans for some current clients while ensuring greater portfolio stability for the bank or credit union. In addition, banks and credit unions can sell the guaranteed portion of SBA loans they make on the secondary market yet retain servicing rights and some fees.

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3 Ways SBA Lending After PPP Can Help Banks, Credit Unions Grow, Mitigate Risk

Abrigo

SBA loan programs may provide a way to restructure existing loans for some current clients while ensuring greater portfolio stability for the bank or credit union. In addition, banks and credit unions can sell the guaranteed portion of SBA loans they make on the secondary market yet retain servicing rights and some fees.

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Expanding your member business loan (MBL) portfolio through credit union service organizations (CUSOs)

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These amendments, if adopted, would lessen current restrictions to make it easier for credit unions to lend to businesses. While credit union lending to businesses has been on the rise over the last several years, the proposed MBL changes would allow the institutions to grow this area of their portfolios.

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What is a Loan Origination System (LOS)?

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Takeaway 2 Once a bank or credit union understands the need for an LOS, it develop one or use a third-party vendor. A loan origination system (LOS) has become a common banking buzzword among banks and credit unions in recent years. It’s also important to understand how an LOS may be able to help your bank or credit union.