+85. An adequate technical infrastructure should enable NPE WUs to: a) Access all relevant data and …

85. An adequate technical infrastructure should enable NPE WUs to: a) Access all relevant data and …

An adequate technical infrastructure should enable NPE WUs to:

  • a) Access all relevant data and documentation, including:
  • i. current NPE and early arrears borrower information, including automated notifications;
  • ii. exposure, collateral and guarantee information linked to the borrower or connected clients;
  • iii. monitoring tools with the IT capabilities to track forbearance performance and effectiveness;
  • iv. status of workout activities and borrower interaction, as well as details on forbearance measures agreed;
  • v. foreclosed assets, where relevant;
  • vi. tracked cash flow of the loan and collateral;
  • vii. sources of underlying information and complete underlying documentation;
  • viii. where relevant, access to central credit registers, land registers and other external data sources.
  • b) Efficiently process and monitor NPE workout activities, including:
  • i. automated workflows throughout the entire NPE life cycle;
  • ii. an automated monitoring process for loan status, ensuring correct flagging of NPEs and FBEs;
  • iii. incorporated warning signals;
  • iv. automated quantitative reporting throughout the NPE workout life cycle as a basis for the analyses to be provided to NPE WU management, the management body and other relevant managers, as well as the regulator;
  • v. performance analyses of workout activities by NPE WUs, sub-teams and experts (e.g. cure/success rate, rollover information, effectiveness of restructuring options offered, cash collection rate, vintage analyses of cure rates, promises kept rate at call centre, etc.);
  • vi. evolution monitoring of portfolios, subportfolios, cohorts and individual borrowers.
  • c) Define, analyse and measure NPEs and related borrowers:
  • i. recognise NPEs and measure impairments;
  • ii. perform suitable NPE portfolio analyses and store outcomes for each borrower;
  • iii. support the assessment of the borrower’s personal data, financial position and repayment ability, at least for non-complex borrowers;
  • iv. conduct calculations of (i) the net present value and (ii) the impact on the capital position of the credit institution for each restructuring option and/or any likely restructuring plan under any relevant legislation (e.g. foreclosure law, insolvency law) for each borrower.

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