1.1 Character
Represents data about the personality of prospective customers as personal traits, habits, ways of life, circumstances and family background and hobbies. Usefulness of proficiency level assessment to determine the extent to which goodwill / willingness of prospective candidates for the debtor to fulfill its obligations (wiilingness to pay) in accordance with the promise that has been set.
The extension of credit on the basis of trust, and the underlying belief, that is the belief on the part of the bank that the candidate the debtor has a moral, character and personal traits were positive and cooperative. Besides, it has a responsibility, both in private life as a human being, life as a member of society, as well as in business. Character is the dominant factor, because even though the debtor candidate capable enough to resolve the debt, if not have a good faith will certainly bring difficulties for banks in the future. 1.2 Capacity Capacity in this case is an assessment of the ability of borrowers to repay their obligations of business activity that does that will be financed by loans from the bank. So it is clear intent of the assessment of this capacity to assess the extent to which the results of the acquired business will be able to pay it off in a timely manner in accordance with the agreed arrangement (Mulyono, 1993) Measuring capacity of prospective borrowers can be done through a variety of approaches, among others experience manage the business (business records) it, the history of the company has ever managed (never having a difficult time what is not, how to overcome difficulties). Capacity is a measure of ability to pay or ability to pay. 1.3 Capital is the condition of the assets owned by the company management. This can be seen from the balance sheet, income statement, capital structure, ratio-ratio profits such as return on equity, return on investment. Of the above conditions can be judged whether it is feasible prospect given the financing, and some large ceiling viable financing granted. 1.4 Condition of economy Loans also need to consider the economic conditions associated with the business prospects of borrowers. There is a business that is highly dependent on economic conditions, therefore it is necessary to relate the economic conditions with business borrowers. Issues concerning the Condition of economy is closely related to political factors, legislation and state banks at that time as well as other conditions that affect the marketing of such earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, floods and so on. For example, some time ago there was a negative economic shocks and make the exchange rate becomes very low, this led to banks will reject any form of credit or consumer invenstasi. 1.5 Collateral is a guarantee that may can be seized if it turns out prospective borrower really can not fulfill its obligations taken into account the most recent .Collateral, meaning when there is still some doubt in the other considerations, it can assess the property that may be used as collateral. In essence, not only in the form of collateral material can also intangible collateral, such as personal guarantees (bortogch), letters of guarantee, recommendation. Assessment of the collateral can be viewed from two (2) terms, namely: a. Economical in terms of the economic value of the goods that will be used. b. Juridical terms of whether the collateral meets the requirements for use as collateral juridical.
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