Loan officers can make informed decisions and track party financial assets throughout
their lifecycle. Declare one or more financial assets as collateral, oversee the appraisal
process, and monitor insurance payments for the collateral.
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Collateral management is a process that tracks and oversees party financial assets a borrower
pledges to secure a loan. This process is essential throughout the secured loan lifecycle,
from the initial loan application until the loan is fully repaid.
Key Capabilities
With collateral management in digital lending, loan officers can:
Declare one or more party financial assets as collateral for loan applications.
Track the appraisal process and appraised value of collateral.
Monitor insurance payables for the collateral.
Track liens, charges, or security interests on party financial assets, including their
status. For example, first lien, second lien, tax lien.
View the chain of ownership, related terms/covenants, and documents for collateralized
party financial assets.
Support cross-collateralization, allowing the same party financial asset to be used for
multiple loans.
Pool multiple party financial assets into a group to serve as combined collateral for a
loan.
Use multiple independent assets as collateral for a loan.
Streamline due diligence processes with third parties for faster approvals and reduced
manual effort.
Declare asset value and calculate the lendable value.
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