ࡱ>  7bjbj - b""e&"&(((/(/(/(8g( s)/(Ԝ7,7,7,7,M,]0 i1|1@=??????$$vc(45/^;0"4545c&&7,M,x <<<45&R7,'7,=<45=<<f&"'J!7,o/("6F)<ԜǐZ7!(!%22h<3Ts3%2%2%2cc9%2%2%2Ԝ45454545%2%2%2%2%2%2%2%2%2" +%:  Guidance Note: Lending Date: October 1, 2009 This guidance note is for use by Class 1 and Class 2 credit unions. It outlines the basic elements that will be considered in assessing the effectiveness of the credit risk management framework and will be used by DICO to assess whether a credit union is managing its credit risk in a prudent manner. This document also provides information for Class 2 credit unions on critical lending areas and additional reporting requirements to assist DICO in monitoring selected credit risk management activities. The Board of directors of a credit union is required to establish, and the credit union is required to adhere to, lending policies, standards and procedures that a reasonable and prudent person would apply to avoid undue risk of loss and obtain a reasonable return in respect of the credit unions portfolio of loans. DICO has published sample self assessment workbooks which provide additional considerations for credit risk management that credit unions may modify as appropriate. CLASS 1 CREDIT UNIONS CLASS 2 CREDIT UNIONS Page Page Policy 2 Policy 11 Authorized Loan Types 2 Policy Requirements 11 Lending Values 2 Credit Evaluation 12 Procedures 4 Risk Ratings 12 Aggregate Lending Limits 5 DICO Reporting Requirements 10 Lending Limits by Loan Class 5 Watch List 13 Personal Loans 5 Large Exposures 14 Fully Secured Personal Loans 6 DICO Reporting Requirements 13 Example 1 5 Syndicated Loans 14 Under-secured/ Unsecured Personal Loans 6 Connected persons 15 Example 2 5 Industry Concentration Risk 15 Loan Reports Personal Loans 7 DICO Reporting Requirements 16 Residential Mortgage Loans 8 Residential Mortgage Loans 16 Residential Property 8 Other Collateral Mortgage Loans 17 Residential Mortgage Loans Uninsured 8 DICO Reporting Requirements 16 Residential Mortgage Loans Insured 8 Investment and Rental Properties 17 Other Collateral Mortgage Loans 9 Bridge Loans 9 Loans to Unincorporated Associations 10 Institutional Loans 10 PART 1: CLASS 1 CREDIT UNIONS A Class 1 credit union is required to comply with the lending restrictions and loan limits outlined in the Act and Regulations. Policy Each credit union is required to establish and implement prudent lending policies. At a minimum, lending policies must address major lending criteria including: acceptable limits and repayment terms for each authorized type of loan; acceptable types of tangible security; lending values for each type of tangible security; loan evaluation and documentation; loan approval processes; monitoring, evaluating and reporting of outstanding loans, including delinquent and impaired loans; and Lender approval limits. Write-offs Authorized Loan Types A Class 1 credit union may only grant the following types of loans: Personal Loans; Residential Mortgage Loans, including Bridge Loans; Loans to Unincorporated Associations or Organizations; and Institutional Loans. Lending Values of Security The credit unions credit policy must address maximum lending values for each type and/or category of acceptable tangible security. While wage assignments can be a useful collection tool, they are not tangible security and hence they have no lending value for purposes of compliance with the credit unions by-laws and lending policy. The lending value of tangible security is likely to vary according to the type or category of the security. For example, a credit union may establish the lending value of a new vehicle at 100% of its original purchase price. However, for used vehicles, the lending value may be only 90% of its wholesale value established through an appropriate third party reference source (e.g. black book) and may be less for older vehicles, especially a vehicle more than ten years old. Likewise, while the lending value of government savings bonds may be 100% it is not likely to exceed 50% for stocks and other marketable investments where valuations are subject to significant fluctuations over time. In all cases, the lending value of any security cannot exceed 100% of its market or fair value. Where a loan exceeds the lending value of any security, the excess amount is treated as an unsecured loan and subject to unsecured lending limits. For residential mortgages, the lending value cannot exceed 80% of the property value when the loan is given unless the loan is insured. Credit unions should outline the process or acceptable reference sources to determine market values for security. For example, Black Book values may be acceptable as the source for automobiles while qualified real estate appraisers should be used to provide appraisal values for residential property. Guarantees A personal guarantee is considered supplemental security and has no security value unless it is supported by tangible security such as a collateral mortgage on property or pledge of other assets. Repayment Terms Repayment terms should at a minimum, match the anticipated reduction in the market value of any security that is expected to depreciate in value over time. This is particularly important for loans secured by used vehicles including recreational vehicles. Credit unions should establish separate maximum terms for used vehicles based on the age of the vehicle. Loan Deferment/Extension Where a lending policy contains a provision to defer repayment of a loan during a strike, the loan should be up to date at the time the loan extension is granted. When the strike ends, the loan should be re-written if the strike exceeds 6 months duration. Where a lending policy contains a provision for a loan extension in other circumstances, this should be limited to a one month extension in any twelve month period and a maximum three month extension during the entire term of the loan. Prudent Lender Approval Limits While maximum lending limits are outlined in the Regulations for each authorized loan type, credit unions should establish specific limits and lending criteria for various loan products, especially for personal loans. For example, while under-secured/unsecured lending is allowed, different approval levels should be required for larger amounts or which exceed specified criteria. Large exposures to under-secured/unsecured lending should require joint approval of senior management or the Board. Loan Pricing Interest rates on loan should reflect the risk involved. Higher risk loans, including under-secured and unsecured loans should have higher interest rates than loans that are fully secured. Likewise, loans to established borrowers with good repayment history and credit worthiness would likely have lower interest rates than loans with similar characteristics to new borrowers or those with higher risk profiles. Also, different classes of security may often warrant different levels of interest rates. Interest rates for loans secured personal use vehicles should generally be lower than those for loans secured be recreational vehicles where valuations have a tendency for higher fluctuations. Procedures Each credit union is required to have documented internal procedures outlining how lending policies will be implemented and monitored. These procedures may include any one or any combination of procedure manuals, process maps, checklists, task lists and job descriptions. At a minimum, these procedures should: identify key responsibilities in the lending area; set out the process and information required for recommending and approving loans; set out all supporting documentation and security requirements: and prescribe the frequency and content of Board reports Aggregate Lending Limits Aggregate lending limits are based solely on the amount of regulatory capital held by the credit union. For the purposes of determining aggregate lending limits, regulatory capital is the amount as stated in the most recent audited financial statements. The maximum aggregate lending limit to a person or connected person for a Class 1 credit union is outlined in the Regulations section 58 and is summarized in Table 1 below. Table 1: Aggregate Lending Limits Class 1 Credit Unions Total AssetsLending LimitLess than $500,000Greater of 100% of regulatory capital and $60,000$500,000 to $1 millionGreater of 100% of regulatory capital and $100,000$1 million to $2 millionGreater of 80% of regulatory capital and $125,000$2 million to $3 millionGreater of 80% of regulatory capital and $155,000$3 million to $5 millionGreater of 70% or regulatory capital and $185,000$5 million to $10 millionGreater of 60% of regulatory capital and $235,000$10 million to $20 millionGreater of 50% of regulatory capital and $295,000$20 million to $50 millionGreater of 30% of regulatory capital and $400,000Connected persons The definition of a connected person is outlined in section 67 of the Regulations. Credit unions are required to establish a process to monitor loans to connected persons A connected person includes: a person who provides security (including a guarantee) to the credit union for a loan to a borrower a spouse of a borrower who is financially dependent on the borrower a relative of the borrower or of the borrowers spouse who lives in the same home as the borrower and who is financially dependent on the borrower or the borrowers spouse Lending Limits by Loan Class Lending limits on loans to a person or connected person for loans of the same class are outlined in the section 59 of the Regulations are summarized in Table 2. Table 2: Lending Limits on Loans of Same Class Class 1 Credit Union Class of loanPercentage of Aggregate Lending LimitPersonal Loan Fully Secured20%Personal Loan Under-secured or unsecured6%Residential Mortgage Loan100%Bridge Loan100%Loan to unincorporated association or organization5%Institutional Loan50%Personal Loans A personal loan is a loan to one or more individuals, other than a residential mortgage loan or bridge loan, where the source of repayment is to a large extent, from personal income. Personal income, for the most part, includes salary or wages (including self employment income), or investment income. The regulations also permit a credit union to classify any loan that does not exceed $25,000 as a personal loan. This includes loans that may otherwise be classified as a commercial or agricultural by reason of its purpose or source of repayment. NOTE: The maximum permitted personal loan is 26% of the credit unions Aggregate Lending Limit. This limit is achieved by combining the fully secured personal loan limit of 20% with an under-secured personal loan limit of 6%. Fully Secured Personal Loans The maximum amount of a fully secured personal loan is 20% of the aggregate lending limit as determined in accordance with Table 1. A fully secured personal loan is a loan where the fair lending value of the security is equal to or greater than the amount of loan at the date the loan is made. Policy should address the basis for determining the lending value (Refer Policy section above). The following assumptions are for illustrative purposes only for the following examples. Table 3: Example - Class 1 Credit Union AssumptionsLending LimitsAssets$1,500,000Regulatory Capital (11.7%)$ 175,000Aggregate Lending Limit (Greater of 80% of Regulatory Capital and $125,000) $140,000Personal Loan Fully secured (20% of Aggregate Limit) $ 28,000Personal Loan Under-secured Limit$ 8,400 Example 1 A member applies for a $15,000 loan secured by a three year old car with a black book value of $20,000. Market value of security : $20,000 Lending Value of security as outlined in policy $18,000 (90% of security value) Loan Amount $15,000 Deficiency Unsecured Amount $ nil As the loan amount of $15,000 is not greater than the lending value of the security ($18,000), and is within the lending limit of $28,000 for personal loans (fully secured), the loan may be approved as a $15,000 fully secured loan. Under-secured or Unsecured Personal Loans An under-secured loan is a loan where the amount of the loan at the date the loan is made is greater than the security value. The Regulation treats under-secured loans the same as unsecured loans. The maximum amount of these loans to any person or connected person is 6% of the aggregate lending limit as determined in accordance with Table 2. Example 2 A member applies for a $20,000 loan secured with a ten year old car with black book value of $10,000 Market value of security $10,000 Lending Value of security as outlined in policy $ 7,500 (75% of security value) is $7,500 Under-secured Amount $12,500 Maximum under-secured/unsecured limit (refer Table 3 above) $ 8,400 Maximum loan amount $15,900 In this case, as the loan amount of $20,000 is greater than the lending value of the security, the loan is under-secured. As the under-secured portion of the loan ($12,500) is greater than the maximum under-secured/unsecured limit of $8,400 (refer Table 3 above) the maximum loan amount that may be approved is limited to $15,900. (i.e. $7,500 plus $8,400). Loan Reports Personal Loans As outlined in DICO By-law No. 5, credit unions are required to monitor the level of unsecured and under-secured lending. Credit unions should establish limits on the amount of unsecured lending. At a minimum, reports to the Board on all new loans should include the following information: Loan amount; Security; Lending value; and Under-secured portion (if any). Aggregate amount of all personal loans made (year to date) in dollars and the aggregate amount of the amount of under-secured/unsecured lending (year to date) in dollars and as a percentage of total personal loans In Example 2 above, the personal loan amount is $15,900 and the under-secured/unsecured amount is $8,400. Sample Board Report Information Personal Loans (Year to date)Under-secured/Unsecured portion of personal loans (Year to date)$$% of personal loans $275,000$65,00024% The aggregate amount of under-secured/unsecured lending should not exceed 50% of all personal loans in any one year. Residential Mortgage Loans A residential mortgage loan is a loan to one or more individuals secured by a mortgage on a residential property where: the residential property is owned and occupied by the borrower; and the amount of the loan together with all prior encumbrances does not exceed 80% of appraised value at the date the loan is approved unless the mortgage is insured; and repayment of the loan is based on scheduled terms and conditions incorporated into the mortgage document registered against the residential property (conventional mortgage) OR the debt (e.g. promissory note, line of credit agreement, etc.) is secured by a mortgage charge registered against the residential property (collateral mortgage). Residential Property Residential property is either an individual condominium residential unit or a building with one to four units where at least one half of the floor area of the building is utilized as one or more private residential dwellings. In most cases, the appraised value will be determined by a designated qualified appraiser. If the credit union proposes to grant residential mortgage loans against the security of seasonal residences (such as cottage properties) lending policies should specifically address loan and approval criteria and limits for this type of lending. NOTE: A residential mortgage loan may be given to one or more individuals for any purpose. The revised Regulation has eliminated the previous requirement that limited the purpose of these loans to the purchase or improvement of the residential property. Refer section 57 of the Regulations for specific requirements for residential mortgage loans. Residential Mortgage Loans - Uninsured A residential mortgage loan that is not insured includes conventional mortgages and collateral mortgages. Lending Limits: The regulatory limit for residential mortgage loans that are not insured is 100% of the credit unions aggregate lending limit as determined in accordance with Table 1. Residential Mortgage Loans - Insured A residential mortgage loan that is guaranteed by a government agency or insured by an insurer approved by the Superintendent is insured. Although these mortgage loans are insured, the credit union is expected to establish and monitor appropriate procedures to ensure that the loan fully meets the conditions of mortgage insurance protection. Lending Limits: There is no regulatory lending limit for residential mortgage loans that are insured. Credit unions are expected to establish appropriate limits as necessary. Other Collateral Mortgage Loans Residential Property Nothing in the Act or the Regulations prohibits a credit union from taking collateral mortgage security that exceeds 80% of the value of the residential property. However, any collateral mortgage charge, together with all prior charges, that exceeds 80% of the value the residential property will have no lending or security value. In these cases, loan amounts in excess of 80% of value of the residential property at the date the loan was granted will be treated as under-secured. Bridge Loans A bridge loan is a loan for the purchase of a residential property in which the purchaser will reside. Bridge loans are used to facilitate the purchase of a residential property pending receipt of funds from the sale of a residential property by the same person, subject to the following general conditions: The term of the loan cannot exceed 120 days; The funds from the sale of another residential property owned by the individual will be used to repay the loan; The credit union must receive a copy of the executed purchase and sale agreement for both properties before the loan is made; The conditions of each of the purchase and sale agreements must be satisfied before the loan is made; and The loan is fully secured by a mortgage on the residential property being sold or, before the loan is made, the borrowers solicitor has given the credit union written confirmation that he is in receipt of an irrevocable letter of direction from the borrower stating that the funds from the sale of the residential property being sold will be remitted to the credit union. Lending Limits: The limit for a bridge loan is 100% of the aggregate lending limit as determined in accordance with Table 1. Loans to Unincorporated Associations and Organizations An unincorporated association is generally defined as an entity that does not have separate legal recognition from the principals or group of individuals which have combined for some common purpose. These associations typically include hobby or sports clubs that operate on a not for profit basis. Where this type of lending is provided, credit unions must have policies that address lending criteria and approval limits. As part of the lending process, credit unions are expected to: Obtain individual loan applications from each member/officer; Conduct a credit evaluation of members/officers (as required for loans to individuals); Obtain personal guarantees by the members/officers; Obtain tangible security to support personal guarantees where appropriate; and Conduct annual reviews of loan terms and conditions. Lending Limits: The limit for a loan to an unincorporated association is 5% of the aggregate lending limit as determined in accordance with Table 1. Institutional Loans An institutional loan is generally any loan given to a government or government agency, a municipality, school Board or entity funded primarily by a government or government agency such as hospitals etc. Where this type of lending is provided, credit unions must have policies that address lending criteria and approval limits. As part of the lending process, credit unions are expected to: Conduct an adequate analysis of audited financial statements, including the Balance Sheet and Income Statement (and Changes in Financial Position); Obtain a copy of the resolutions from the Board of directors of the institution regarding signing authorities and borrowing powers; Obtain a copy of the institutions By-laws (to confirm that the institution is authorized to borrow and the proposed borrowing is in compliance with its by-laws); Obtain a guarantee by the appropriate level of government for the institution where warranted; Conduct annual reviews and renewals as appropriate; and Provide quarterly reports to the Board on the status of each loan. Lending Limits: The limit for an institutional loan is 50% of the aggregate lending limit as determined in accordance with Table 1. PART 2: CLASS 2 CREDIT UNIONS A Class 2 credit union may make loans for any loan category as authorized in its by-laws and lending policies subject to the limits and restrictions in the Act and Regulations. Policy Each credit union is required to establish and implement prudent lending limits. These policies should take into account: the knowledge and expertise of management and staff; the business environment in which the credit union operates; the credit unions risk tolerance; and the strength of the credit unions capital (ability to absorb losses) At a minimum, lending policies must address: Each class of loan authorized by the credit unions by-laws; Authorized credit instruments; Major lending criteria including: permitted loan types; acceptable loan purposes; maximum loan limits and repayment terms; acceptable types and lending values of tangible security; credit evaluation and documentation standards (underwriting) approval processes; monitoring, evaluating and reporting of outstanding advances, undrawn commitments and any irregular loans; Limits or prohibitions on credit exposures including concentration risk and syndicated loans; and Lender approval limits. Policy Requirements The credit unions credit policy must address minimum competency and experience requirements for delegation of a lending authority to an employee. Each credit union is required to have written internal procedures outlining how lending policies will be implemented and monitored. Credit unions should ensure that the policies are implemented by persons, either on staff or under contract, who have the appropriate level of expertise. These procedures should address exposures arising from both on-balance sheet and off-balance sheet credit items and should also: identify responsibilities and accountabilities; set out the process for recommending, approving, and implementing decisions; and prescribe the frequency and format of reporting Credit Evaluation Many credit unions have incorporated credit scoring and risk rating tools into their credit evaluation/administration processes. Apart from helping with managing credit concentration exposures, theses tools are also often used for pricing decisions. Credit scoring tools are typically used for lower risk personal loans while risk rating tools are more often used for larger, higher risk commercial, agricultural and large value personal loans where credit scoring is not appropriate. Credit unions are strongly encouraged to consider incorporating a credit scoring system into their credit evaluation processes for personal and residential mortgage loans. Risk Ratings Credit unions are expected to employ a risk rating system for all loans other than personal and residential mortgage loans. Risk rating involves the categorization of each loan, into one of a series of graduated categories of increasing risk. Risk ratings should be established: at the time of application for all new or increased loan facilities; as part of the annual review process; and at any time when new information or developments may materially affect the credit risk of the loan. Board policy should optimally set the maximum amount of loans permitted for each risk class and an aggregate maximum portfolio weighted average comprehensive risk rating. The extent of gradation (number of categories) of a risk rating system should be reflective of the size and complexity of the credit union's commercial and agricultural loan portfolio. A risk rating system incorporating six rating categories was developed by an industry working group (Working Group) in 2005 and is outlined in the DICO Sound Business and Financial Practices Reference Manual. The Working Group also developed sample risk rating tools that have been made available on DICOs website. Table 1: Risk Ratings Risk Rating ModelRisk RatingSummary of Likely Attributes1UndoubtedVirtually no risk Government borrower Full cash security Strongly capitalized Outstanding management2Low Minimal risk of any loss Strong security/ capitalization positionExcellent financial history/trends Strong management Stable/strong industry3ModerateGood security margin/LTV Demonstrable debt service capacitySound management Steady financial trends Moderate capital level4Cautionary (Watch List)Deteriorating/lack of financials Covenant breachesPotential security shortfalls Potential debt service shortfalls Significant adverse developments5UnsatisfactoryNeed for immediate action indicated Security shortfall/capital crisisCessation of operations Adverse management change Interest/principle arrears6UnacceptableReceivership or bankruptcy Definite loss evidentDisappearing assets/security FraudWatch List Credit unions are expected to implement a watch list process as part of their credit administration process. A loan should be placed on the watch list when it is assigned a cautionary risk rating. A watch list helps to identify loans which, if not closely monitored/ managed, may develop into a loss to the credit union. Credits are placed on the Watch List as a result of the loan review process or in situations where there is evidence of increasing risk, such as: deteriorating financial trends or information; potential security shortfalls; and significant adverse developments. Board policy should establish the process for reporting and managing watch list accounts. This process should address the materiality or size of loan to be reported, the information to be reported and escalation procedures. Implementation of an effective Watch List procedure was recommended by the 2005 working group and is outlined in the Reference Manual. Sample reporting tools are available on DICOs website. DICO will review and evaluate the effectiveness of each credit unions credit monitoring and management practices under its risk assessments programs. Large Exposures Apart from establishing general lending limits for authorized credit instruments etc., policy should also address large exposures, other than residential mortgage loans. This should include: setting limits for large exposures, including loans to connected persons and related parties, restricted parties and syndicated loans; setting aggregate limits for large exposures; establishing the frequency and extent for monitoring large exposures; and reporting requirements. Limits for large exposures should recognize the impact impairment or non-payment may have on the credit unions earnings and capital. Setting limits too high may not provide for sufficient monitoring of higher value loans while setting limits too low may result in excessive and often unnecessary additional monitoring routines. Establishing aggregate limits for large exposures helps mitigate concentration risk. For example, too many high value loans within the loan portfolio may cause a funding shortfall for normal member loan demand. Monitoring of large exposures should be more frequent and extensive than lower value loans. For example, it may be more prudent to review all large exposures every six months rather than the recommended annual review. Full details of the status and condition of large exposures should be reported separately to the Board. Credit unions are also encouraged to consider employing an Out of Order reporting system which reports all loans that are not in full compliance with the terms of the credit facility. Examples of non-compliance include overdue reports/statements from the borrower, expired fire insurance, unperfected security, overdue annual review, etc. Syndicated Loans Under a syndicated loan agreement, each of the parties agrees to contribute a portion of the loan amount that is being provided by the syndicating credit union. The syndicating credit union, undertakes to underwrite, disburse and administer the loan(s) on behalf of all credit unions in the syndicate. This involves conducting appropriate credit risk evaluation, arranging for appropriate security and monitoring and reporting performance and repayment in accordance with the agreed terms and conditions. The syndicating credit union is also responsible to provide on-going information on the status of the loan to the participating credit unions as required. Notwithstanding that the syndicating credit union undertakes the credit risk evaluation and on-going monitoring and administration of the loan on behalf of all parties, DICO expects that ALL participating credit unions in the syndicate will undertake their own initial and on-going credit risk evaluation of the loan as they would for any other loan of a similar nature including regular site reviews etc. where appropriate. Status reports to the Board should also be required as with any other credit facility granted by the credit union. Connected Persons and Related Parties In addition to the definition of a connected person outlined in section 67 of the Regulations, credit unions should also consider the following when establishing prudent lending limits and adherence to maximum regulatory single and aggregate lending limits. A connection generally exists where two or more entities are a common risk. The exposures to the entities comprising a connection should be aggregated for the purpose of applying limits on the credit unions large exposures. Common risk will generally occur where the entities are part of a corporate group and there is material financial interdependence between the entities. A corporate group includes an entity and all of its subsidiaries, whether they are owned directly or indirectly. Financial interdependence should be assessed taking into consideration intercompany funds movement and contractual agreements, including common security arrangements, guarantees and letters of comfort. A person or entity that provides a guarantee for a borrower should be treated as a connected person to the borrower regardless of whether any specific tangible security is pledged to support the guarantee. Industry Concentration Risk Credit policy must address industry concentration for commercial and agricultural loans. At a minimum, it is recommended that the credit union will: classify all commercial and agricultural loans by industry category; establish concentration limits for each primary industry category; establish concentration limits for certain industry sub groups where deemed appropriate (e.g. agriculture, real estate, construction); measure and monitor concentration risk on an ongoing basis; and review industry concentrations at least quarterly. The Working Group recommended that commercial and agricultural loans be classified using the North American Industry Code Standards (NAICS). Additional NAICS codes are available for use where required internally and where further classification is appropriate. The Working Groups recommended reporting tools are available on DICOs website. DICO Reporting Requirements DICO has adopted the Working Groups recommendations. Credit unions will be required to report summary information on industry concentration using the NAICS primary categories listed in Table 4 below on the revised eMir. Table 4: Industry Codes NAICS Industry Codes and CategoriesPrimary CodePrimary CategorySub-CodeSub-GroupPrimary CodePrimary CategorySub-CodeSub-Group11Agriculture111Crop Production49Warehousing112Animal Production51Information/ Cultural113Forestry52Finance/Insurance114Fish/Hunting/Trap53Real Estate531Real Estate115Support Activities532Rental/Leasing21Mining/Oil/ Gas Exploration54Professional/ Scientific/ Technical22Utilities55Management23Construction231Prime Contracting56Administration232Trade Contracting61Education33Manufacturing62Health Care41Wholesale71Arts/Recreation/ Entertainment44Retail72Accommodation/ Food Services45Retail81Other Services48Transportation91Public Administration/ GovernmentResidential Mortgage Loans A residential mortgage loan is a loan to one or more individuals secured by a mortgage on a residential property where: the residential property is owned and occupied by the borrower; and the amount of the loan together with all prior encumbrances does not exceed 80% of appraised value at the date the loan is approved unless the mortgage is insured; and repayment of the loan is based on scheduled terms and conditions incorporated into the mortgage document which is registered against the title to the property (conventional mortgage) OR the debt (e.g. promissory note, line of credit agreement, etc.) is secured by a mortgage charge which is registered against the title to the property (collateral mortgage). Residential property is either an individual condominium residential unit or a building with one to four units where at least one half of the floor area of the building is utilized as one or more private residential dwellings. In most cases, the appraised value will be determined by a designated qualified appraiser. If the credit union proposes to grant residential mortgage loans against the security of seasonal residences (such as cottage properties) lending policies should specifically address loan and approval criteria for this type of lending. NOTE: A residential mortgage loan may be given to one or more individuals for any purpose. The revised Regulation has eliminated the previous requirement that limited the purpose of these loans to the purchase or improvement of the residential property. Lending Limits: As there is no regulatory lending limit for residential mortgage loans that are insured, credit unions are expected to establish appropriate limits as necessary. Other Collateral Mortgage Loans Residential Property Nothing in the Act or the Regulations prohibits a credit union from taking collateral mortgage security that exceeds 80% of the value of the residential property. However, any collateral mortgage charge, together with all prior charges, that exceeds 80% of the value the residential property will have no lending or security value. In these cases, loan amounts in excess of 80% of value of the residential property at the date the loan is granted will be treated as under-secured. Investment and Rental Properties A loan to one or more individuals for the purchase of a residential investment or rental property will be treated as a residential mortgage loan where the property to be purchased is considered a residential dwelling and is occupied by the borrower. Loans that do not meet these criteria will be treated as commercial loans.  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