Standardizing a loan monitoring system in a merged bank

In this action research conducted in our Bank, our Lending Department focused on addressing the issue on the lack of a proper monitoring system for loan account management. A consistent and uniform monitoring system for loan accounts was not given much attention due to other pressing matters during...

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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etd_masteral-124782021-01-30T02:15:20Z Standardizing a loan monitoring system in a merged bank Ramos, Marygirl D. In this action research conducted in our Bank, our Lending Department focused on addressing the issue on the lack of a proper monitoring system for loan account management. A consistent and uniform monitoring system for loan accounts was not given much attention due to other pressing matters during the Bank merger. In response, in Cycle 1 of this action research, we established a standard monitoring system for Loan Account Officers to properly report and reduce the level of past due loans. In Cycle 2, we continually refined the established monitoring system for loan account management to even further reduce the level of past due loans through a shift of job responsibilities. The results of this research project benefitted our Bank by reducing the level of technical past due loans that previously registered as significant losses in our financial reporting. We established an intensive monitoring system that our Loan Account Officers can use for long term monitoring of loan maturities. 2017-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etd_masteral/5640 Master's Theses English Animo Repository Banks and banking Bank loans
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
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topic Banks and banking
Bank loans
spellingShingle Banks and banking
Bank loans
Ramos, Marygirl D.
Standardizing a loan monitoring system in a merged bank
description In this action research conducted in our Bank, our Lending Department focused on addressing the issue on the lack of a proper monitoring system for loan account management. A consistent and uniform monitoring system for loan accounts was not given much attention due to other pressing matters during the Bank merger. In response, in Cycle 1 of this action research, we established a standard monitoring system for Loan Account Officers to properly report and reduce the level of past due loans. In Cycle 2, we continually refined the established monitoring system for loan account management to even further reduce the level of past due loans through a shift of job responsibilities. The results of this research project benefitted our Bank by reducing the level of technical past due loans that previously registered as significant losses in our financial reporting. We established an intensive monitoring system that our Loan Account Officers can use for long term monitoring of loan maturities.
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title Standardizing a loan monitoring system in a merged bank
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