Revista Internacional de Economia e Ciências de Gestão

A Study on Impact of Lending Procedure on Credit Risk Analysis in Selected Private Sector Banks

Abstract

Lavanya G*

This thesis studies company loan credit risk control and seeks to define various methods to efficiently control the risk. The thesis involves credit risk management theories. A sample of 265 persons who were customers of banks and availed loans was chosen to collect opinions through a structured questionnaire in Bangalore. The factors under study were Credit Risk, Credit Score, Interest Rates, Insurance Charges, Default Loan, and Documentation. Using Descriptive and correlation analysis, the findings were found. Results showed that a connection exists between towards Insurance charges, credit score, interest rates and default loan while availing a business loan. Qualitative research is conducted through email interviews with customers of the target bank. Besides the primary data of the interviews. The study recommended that these private sector banks management should understand how they can edge themselves against the eminent dangers of over exposure to credit risk whose importance cannot be understated as can be realized from the findings that can impact negatively on their profitability. The results of the thesis highlight some issues that restrict the case bank's credit risk management as well as suggestions on the case bank further study is also given with the results.