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MORTGAGE FINANCE Industry Unit Standards Project deliverable Report 2.2 Contents • Unit standards scope findings • Unit standards titles and specific outcomes • Unit standards linked to a skills hierarchy for Mortgage Finance 9 July 2002 Rachel Rozentals-Thresher [email protected] 083-268-6607 Findings from original scope exercise This table represents the knowledge and skills gaps identified in the original scope exercise. The scope details were reviewed and accepted by the banks prior to the drafting of the standards. The draft unit standard number meeting the identified gap is presented for easy reference. On the next page the unit standards are also arranged in a basic skills hierarchy which illustrates the relationship between the existing and the new draft unit standards. General Mortgage Finance Knowledge and Understanding Legal Considerations relevant in Banking Buyer’s perspective Buying and Selling Property 1,2 Bank’s perspective 1,2 7 Financial considerations/ implications relevant to Banking Buyer’s perspective 9 Bank’s perspective 9 Building 7 Bonding 4 4 9 9 Repayment - - 9 9 Default 4,6 4,6 6 Only relevant to properties in possession Only relevant to properties in possession Only relevant to properties in possession 7 7 6 Repossession Reselling and Refinancing Only relevant to properties in possession Credit Conveyancing Product and Options and Registration Parameters Credit Assessment: • Parties and their roles • Assessment of affordability of loan • Terms • Analysis of supporting security • Suitability of property • Applicable unit standards US 3, 4, 7, 10, 11 & 12 • Jargon • Process • Timing • Fees • Documents • Applicable unit standard US 5 • This is specific to the Banks • Calculation of interest, repayments and repayment terms • Applicable unit standards US 7 & 9 Client Service • Additional gaps identified during the drafting phase • Guide client through application US 8 • Guide client regarding Mortgage Finance options US 7 • Guide client regarding affordability US 9 Draft Unit Standards (under review for Mortgage Finance) Unit standard Title Level Credits Specific Outcomes 1.Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of property concepts associated with mortgage finance 4 6 SO1 Explain general terms associated with property finance ; SO2 Understand requirement for mortgageable residential property; SO3 Understand key finance elements in property development schemes; SO3 Understand requirements for the legal sale of property 2.Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of ownership of property relevant to mortgage finance 4 4 SO1 Understand terms related to ownership of immoveable property; SO2 Explain legal requirements for ownership; SO3 Explain legal requirements for transfer of ownership; SO4 Evaluate different ownership options available to a purchaser 3. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the basic requirements of security for finance 4 6 SO1 Demonstrate understanding of principles of good security; SO2 Demonstrate understanding of requirements for legally binding security; SO3 Demonstrate understanding of contractual capacity of individuals; SO4 Demonstrate understanding of contractual capacity of no-individuals 4. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of a mortgage bond as a form of security 4 6 SO1 Define a mortgage bond; SO2 Evaluate a mortgage bond over immoveable property as security SO3 Evaluate different types of property ito good security; SO4 Demonstrate understanding of securities in mortgage finance 5. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the bond registration process 4 6 SO1 Demonstrate understanding of the overall registration process; SO2 Explain role of attorney’s in the registration process; SO3 Explain role of deeds office in the registration process ; SO4 Explain role of financier/bank in the registration process 6. Evaluate the impact of changes to details after registration 4 14 SO1 Evaluate impact of changes to the individual borrower; SO2 Evaluate impact of changes to non-individual borrower; SO3 Evaluate impact of changes to the property; SO4 Evaluate impact of changes to the mortgage loan; SO5 Evaluate impact of default on the mortgage loan 7.Advise a borrower of mortgage finance options 4 10 SO1 Demonstrate understanding of terms and concepts associated with mortgage finance; SO2 Explain general requirements for a standard loan; SO3 Explain requirements for a building loan; SO4 Match a borrowers need with a specific mortgage finance solution 8. Guide a borrower through application for a mortgage loan 4 6 SO1 Explain how to apply for a mortgage loan; SO2 Explain requirements for granting a loan; SO3 Explain the registration of a mortgage bond; SO4 Explain the commencement of the loan 9. Advise a borrower concerning affordability of mortgage finance 4 10 SO1 Determine finance costs; SO2 Determine bond registration costs; SO3 Demonstrate financial implications of different repayment options; SO4 Discuss affordability 10. Assess the financial position of an applicant for mortgage finance 4 15 SO1 Determine a borrowers risk profile; SO2 Determine a borrowers financial position; SO3 Determine a borrowers ability to afford the finance; SO4 Make a recommendation 11. Evaluate the suitability of a property for mortgage finance 4 10 SO1 Demonstrate understanding of the value of property; SO2 Highlight risks associated with property; SO 3 Identify security required; SO4 Demonstrate understanding of banking policy related to residential mortgage finance 12. Conduct a credit assessment of an application for Mortgage Finance 5 15 SO1 review the borrowers ability to repay the loan; SO2 Establish the value in the property; SO3 Highlight the risks in the transaction; SO4 Evaluate compliance with banking policy; SO5 Present conclusions Overall Skills Hierarchy in the Area of Mortgage Finance Sales Standard Home Loan Sale US7240 Application of Establish financial Knowledge position and Skills US7231 Analysis of a personal banking position US7234 (generic – not specific to Mortgage Finance) Customer Service Sales Skills Generic Skills Fundamental Skills Customer Service & Interaction Credit Support Administration Advise borrower re Mortgage Finance options US7 Credit assessment for Mortgage Finance US12 Rectify Records US7193 Advise borrower re affordability US9 Assess property US11 Authorise Payment US7190 Guide client through the application process US8 Assess borrower US10 Administer Payment US7189 Cancellation US7192 Provide info US7152 Capture US7150 Mortgage Bond as a form of Security for a loan US5 Evaluate impact of changes after Bond Registration Lending Policy Financial Analysis Fundamental Knowledge Property US1 Ownership of Immovable Property US2 Security in Lending (general) US3 Bond Registration US5 Product & Service Knowledge (specific to bank of financier) General Policy (specific to bank) POLICY AND PROCEDURE KNOWLEDGE APPLICABLE AT DIFFERENT STAGES IN THE PROCESS – SPECIFIC TO BANK OR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS