Professional Documents
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2019
SBS SCORING MODEL FOR BRANCH -
Assig
Actual (i) ned
TOTAL SCORE
Parameters % increase or (ii) ratio as the Measure SCORE Score WEIGHT
Weight x Assg. Score (Colm.5 x Colm. 6)
case may be (Assg.
Score)
Colum
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column4 Colm 6 Column 7
n5
A. Financial Risk Score - Based on Latest Balance Sheet (Audited/ Provisional)
3. LIQUIDITY
( Current Ratio) 1.50 & above 1
(Current 1.33 & above but below 1.50 2 1 4 4
Assets/Current 1.00 & above but below 1.33 3
Liabilities)
below 1.00 4
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SUB-TOTAL OF FINANCIAL RISK SCORE (A1 TO A5 ABOVE) XXXXXX 44
XX
(B) Management Risk Score
(1) Management Character
a) Diversion of 1 4
4
funds
a) Diversion of (b) Diversion of funds is unlikely, though there are group entities – 1
2
funds marginal amounts may be diverted for personal use
(d) The borrowing entity is only a front for diversion to the rest of the 4
(d) Should repayment capacity be impaired, management may not co operate with
4
lender or no information could be obtained about management’s integrity
(b)Person has reasonable management skills but weakness in one or two areas is
2
evident. Tasks are performed satisfactorily.
b) Competence 1 2 2
© Person exhibits limited managerial skills. Individual does not have a complete
3
understanding of the business.
(d) Person exhibits a total lack of skill. Decisions are illogical and loan repayment
4
could be at risk.
(a) Several years of sound business experience in the same line and
1
c) Business extremely successful
(b) Fairly long experience in the same line of business with limited success 2 1 2 2
Experience
© Fair experience but in related line of business 3
(d) Very short or no experience in any business 4
(a) Internal control is fairly good and is dependent on the owner’s long standing
1
relationship with his employees
(b) Internal control is not very tight and employees have too much discretion 2
2 2 4
(c)Internal control is totally dependent on the owner’s presence in the business
3
location and his personal supervision
(d) No internal control at all - the owner does not have a clue to what is happening 4
(d) Succession has not been addressed and in the even of incapacitation of the key
4
person, the business would suffer financial setbacks
(a) Successors have far more than the necessary skills, experience
1
and knowledge about the business.
(b) Successors have adequate skills, experience and knowledge about the business
even though there would be some learning and adjustment needed to be fully capable 2
of replacing current management.
(c ) Successors have some skills and knowledge about the business but a lot of 2 8
3 4
learning and adjustment needed to be fully capable of replacing current management.
(d) Successors are poorly prepared for assuming the role of current management and
4
are not currently, nor could they be made capable of replacing current management.
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B3 SUB-TOTAL MANAGEMENT SUCCESSION SCORE (3a & 3b above) XXXXXX 16
XXX
(4) Management Reputation
(a) Obligations to creditors are met before or within agreed terms 1
(b) Payments have extended beyond agreed upon terms on an infrequent basis 2
a) Business (c ) Often borrower allows bills to extend 60-90 days beyond payment date 3 2 8
4
Loan History
(d) Credit checks indicate the borrower is consistently late, without cause, in paying its
suppliers or Information could not be obtained on how the borrower handles its 4
payment responsibilities
a) Company has never violated any term and condition of it's loan
1
agreement
b) Company rarely does not meet all terms and conditions of its loan agreement 2
b) Credit Track 2 8
4
Record
c) Now and then the company breaches a significant term or condition of the credit
3
agreement
d) Company consistently violates loan agreement covenants 4
(b) Good relationship with suppliers with some disruption of supplies. Good reputation
2
with customers resulting in growth and generally timely payments.
2 4 8
d) Reputation
with customer 2
and suppliers (c ) Fair relationship with suppliers with frequent disruption of supplies. Fair reputation
3
with customers but increase in credit period and some defaults.
(b) Generally diversified customer base who maynot have either a reasonable size or
a) Customer a stable purchase pattern from the firm but is likely to pay outstanding invoices on a 2
Quality and timely basis. There maybe a few large customers. 2 4 8
Concentration
(c ) Customer has has neither reasonable size nor a stable purchase pattern from the
firm but is likely to pay outstanding invoices on a timely basis. The firm may have only 3
a few customers with little product diversification
(d) Customers are not expected to pay on time. The firm may have only 1-2
4
customers.
b) Supplier 1
Quality and (a) Firm has a choice of suppliers supplying quality goods & services. 2 3 4 12
Concentration (b) Firm has a choice of suppliers supplying average quality goods & services. 3
(c ) Firm has very few suppliers supplying goods & services. Quality of goods & 4
services is not very good.
(d) Monopsonistic situation with no control over quality.
(d) GP margins have declined significantly due to competition and expected to decline
4
further.
d) Sales Trend (b) Product has limited substitutes (other brands or other products) and regulatory
2 2 4 8
(product) threats; however, this will not pose a threat to the borrower