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Small Business Administration (SBA) Lender Risk Rating SystemCUNA June 15, 2006
The Small Business Administration (SBA) has issued a proposal to institute a lender risk rating system. The rating system would be used to assess an SBA Lender’s 7(a) portfolio performance and a Certified Development Company’s (CDC’s) 504 loan portfolio performance.
The proposed risk rating system utilizes predictive modeling and behavioral scoring systems developed by private sector industry leaders in credit risk analysis. Under the lender rating system, SBA would assign each Lender a composite rating to reflect SBA’s assessment of the potential risk to the government of that lender’s SBA portfolio performance. The proposed rating system allows for SBA to adjust a Lender’s overall composite rating based on overriding factors, which may only apply to a particular lender or group of lenders. SBA has and will continue to perform annual validation testing on the risk rating system, and will further refine the system as necessary to improve the predictability of its risk scoring. SBA is soliciting comments on all aspects of the proposed risk rating system, including the methodology.
Because of the amount of interest in this proposed rating system the SBA today extended the final date for comments. CUNA would like to receive your comments before Monday, June 26th in order to formulate its response to this proposal. If you make SBA loans or are considering doing so this comment call deserves your attention.
Please send your comments to CUNA by July 26, 2006. Please feel free to fax your responses to CUNA at 202-638-7052; e-mail them to Associate General Counsel Mary Dunn at mdunn@cuna.coop and to Senior Regulatory Counsel Catherine Orr at corr@cuna.coop; or mail them to Mary or Catherine in c/o CUNA’s Regulatory Advocacy Department, 601 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, 6th Floor - South Building, Washington, DC 20004. You may also contact them at 800-356-9655, ext. 6743, if you would like a copy of the proposal.
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