Showing posts with label credit risk management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label credit risk management. Show all posts

Friday, 26 May 2023

The Impact of Effective Credit Risk Management Systems on the Survival of Microfinance Institutions | Chapter 3 | Current Topics on Business, Economics and Finance Vol. 6

 This book episode aims to build on existent research to examine the impact that an effective and effective credit risk management method has on the survival of microfinance. Like some other financial organization, microfinance institutions encounter miscellaneous forms of risks but their intensity is on account of their small sizes and their volume of movements. Of all the risks a financial organization could face, credit risk is individual of the most severe.  A cluster savoring approach was employed in this place study consisting of 200 credit customers and 80 employees of a major superior microfinance institution in Cameroon. Primary dossier was collected through the use of a devised questionnaire, interview, and personal attention. Results show that there were a good number of lapses in the credit risk administration system as very unmonitored provisions, a poor improvement procedure, credit executives without an instructional background in the field, manual killing of some loans, slow credit administration processes, the bad faith of consumers, and poor follow-up of loans reported. It is vital to note that the endurance of every Financial Institution display or take public how it can effectively and capably manage allure loan portfolio. It is so, of critical importance for each financial organization to have an adequate and effective credit policy manual, credit process, competent credit group, tight loan improvement procedure, and tight control arrangement for its supplyings if it must survive in this place highly competitive area having customers who are ready to impose upon any loopholes.

Author(s) Details:

Ruth Endam Mbah,
Department of Business and Economics, Bethany College, Lindsborg, KS, USA.

Please see the link here: https://stm.bookpi.org/CTBEF-V6/article/view/10637

Thursday, 30 June 2022

Conceptual Understanding of Credit Risk Management and Portfolio Performance| Chapter 8 | New Innovations in Economics, Business and Management Vol. 10

The research for this study comes from interviews with purposefully chosen members of the credit risk management team, including credit risk employees, relationship managers, and credit officers, from eight (8) commercial banks in Uganda. Additionally, the opinions of the personnel of the Bank of Uganda, the country's regulator, as well as the Uganda Bankers Association, the country's umbrella group for all commercial banks, were requested. Portfolio quality concerns have long been a problem for Uganda, which has led to a number of financial difficulties. Existing empirical research suggests a relationship between portfolio performance and credit risk management, suggesting that, in order to enhance portfolio performance, credit risk management must be addressed. It presupposes a linear relationship between credit risk management and portfolio performance. This study expands the body of knowledge by exploring the credit risk management method in greater detail. As credit risk management progresses through its many stages, it uncovers possible links. Through more regular loan monitoring, loan restructuring, relationship management, and post-sale financial literacy, the credit risk management function has to put an emphasis on adjusting the initial treatment methods.


Author(s) Details:

Kansiime Mary Nyende,
DFCU Bank, Kampala, Uganda.

Saturninus Kasozi-Mulindwa,
Director Programs and Students Affairs, Uganda Management Institute, Uganda.