Project Monitoring And Loan Recovery Strategies
Overview:
Introduction
Project Management, when you execute a large project, it is generally divided in five phases: Project Initiation, Project Planning, Project Execution, Project Monitoring and Controlling, and Project Closure. Recovery stratragy , commonly used in credit risk management, refers to the amount recovered when a loan defaults.
Course Objectives
At the end of this course the participants will be able to:
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Understand the Inputs to Monitor, Track, and Control Your Project Schedule
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Alternative approavhes to Loan management and recovery structues
- What is the difference between collection and recovery?
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Learn how to report your Project's Schedule Progress
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Accounting treatment of non performing loans and load loss provisioning
Targeted Audience:
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Basic knowledge of Project Management Knowledge Areas is required
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Basic knowledge of creating Charts and Graphs on Excel is required
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Bank credit officers and investment bankers
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Fund Managers
Course Outline
Unit 1:
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You compare your planned work with the actual work that happens in your project
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You identify deviation between the planned and the actual work
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And you deploy corrective or preventive actions to minimize the impact of those deviations.
Unit 2:
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The projected value of an asset that can be recovered in the event of a liquidation or wind down.
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Filing a lawsuit for money back under the Civil Procedure Code
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The longer the delay in settlement, the outstanding liabilities of the borrower increase
Unit 3:
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Beginners in Project Management:
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The likely penalties may also increase with time
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A section objective discussed at the beginning
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Become an in-demand Project Management Professional
Unit 4:
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Get freelancing assignments and work from home, setting your own schedule and rates
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Sharpen your project management skills to reach the advanced level
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Simply bring your own ideas to life with your knowledge of Monitoring and Controlling Your Project Schedule
Unit 5:
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Early warning signs for loan recovery
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Affordability assessment
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Creating and implementing loan strategie strategies
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Accounting treatment to non performing loans and loan loss provisioning