Description
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An overview of the different types of CRE loans and the importance of;providing the right loan for both the borrower and the bank. The series will also help identify the risk areas in CRE lending and help analyze the drivers of CRE performance.
Produced by the Risk Management Association
Courses*
*Only available as a series
CRE-LDP 1.1 – Types of CRE LoansCRE-LDP 1.2 – Risk Areas and Drivers of CRE PerformanceWhat You’ll Learn
After completing this series, students will be able to:
Evaluate the differences between commercial and industrial (C&I) and CRE loan categoriesIdentify how C&I, CRE, and owner-occupied loans fit into the credit decision frameworkDefine and describe the characteristics and purposes of the four primary types of CRE loansIdentify the loan’s purpose and related use of funds, type of property and collateral, and ultimate repayment sourceExplain repayment source co-dependenceIdentify the risk area of CRE lendingAnalyze the drivers of CRE performanceIdentify the drivers of CRE loan performance and apply the CRE Drivers of Loan Performance checklist to an actual loanIdentify the three primary areas of loan performance risk (operational, market, and credit risk)Identify which of the three primary areas of risk the bank can influence and steps lenders can take to influence those risks
