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Objectives and Goals of Credit Monitoring

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which action best aligns with ensuring end use during credit monitoring?

a)

Verify funds match approved purposes regularly

b)

Delay disbursement until market rates decline

c)

Transfer repayments into a suspense ledger monthly

d)

Outsource borrower contact to third‑party agents

2.

A borrower’s actual cash flows fall short of projections. What is the most appropriate next step for the bank?

a)

Wait for the next quarter without intervention

b)

Close the account and recall the entire loan

c)

Blacklist the borrower across all banking networks

d)

Identify causes and consider rescheduling or restructuring

3.

A term loan’s principal or interest is overdue for 25 days. Which SMA sub-category applies?

a)

SMA-2 for more than ninety days

b)

SMA-1 for more than sixty days

c)

No SMA category for short delays

d)

SMA-0 for up to thirty days

4.

A cash credit account’s outstanding balance stays continuously above the sanctioned limit or drawing power, whichever is lower, for 65 days. How should it be classified?

a)

Standard asset with no concern

b)

SMA-2 for more than sixty days

c)

SMA-1 for more than thirty days

d)

SMA-0 for brief excess period

5.

In the loan account life cycle diagram, which sequence correctly orders stages as stress increases and resolution becomes more complex?

a)

Sanction → EWS → SMA → NPA

b)

NPA → SMA → EWS → Sanction

c)

EWS → Sanction → NPA → SMA

d)

SMA → NPA → Sanction → EWS

6.

Which activity primarily verifies borrower identity and assesses integrity before releasing loan funds?

a)

Executing security documents with guarantor signatures

b)

KYC and due diligence including enhanced checks

c)

Registering charge or mortgage with CERSAI

d)

Obtaining NOC from existing lenders for takeover

7.

A lender plans to take over a borrower’s account from another bank. What is the correct pre-disbursement step to avoid double financing risk?

a)

Create charge or mortgage on both prime and collateral

b)

Conduct a pre-disbursement unit inspection on site

c)

Obtain a No Objection Certificate from current financiers

d)

Complete the Credit Process Audit and file report

8.

Which action belongs on the working capital disbursement Do’s list?

a)

Verify major debtors and creditors details

b)

Arrange financing for possible cost overrun

c)

Collect certificates from independent agencies

d)

Obtain proforma invoices for evaluation

9.

A lender plans to release a term loan tranche. What is the most appropriate procedure?

a)

Skip evaluation of proforma invoices

b)

Transfer cash to unrelated sister concerns

c)

Deposit funds into borrower’s savings account

d)

Pay suppliers directly with promoter’s margin

10.

Which activity directly checks whether receivables are turning into cash within expected timeframes?

a)

Monitoring the realization of debtors and age of debtors

b)

Keeping watch on account operations and transfers

c)

Stock movement tracking and rejection analysis

d)

Scrutiny of audit reports and financial statements

11.

A borrower frequently requests changes to terms and conditions after disbursement. What is the most appropriate immediate monitoring response shown in the slide?

a)

Verify invoices and store records regularly

b)

Submit Monthly Credit Monitoring Reports promptly

c)

Conduct periodic inspection of unit and securities

d)

Watch on frequent requests for excess or modification in T & C

12.

Which external information source would best reveal regulatory pressure on a borrower’s operations?

a)

References from other bankers on connected accounts

b)

Raids or enquiries by agencies such as GST, Income Tax, DRI, CBI

c)

Information from borrower’s employees like accounts officers

d)

Market reports from newspapers and periodicals

13.

Which tool primarily provides a one-stop solution for uploading and accessing monitoring-related reports at prescribed frequencies?

a)

MCMR upload site for standard assets

b)

Stock Audit Report portal with quarterly tabs

c)

Ledger Scrutiny dashboard for account operations

d)

CMCC Portal with various monitoring tabs

14.

A legal audit must first occur within two years of disbursement and then every five years for exposures above Rs.100 Cr. Which report mandates this schedule?

a)

Advocate's vetting Report requirements for stamping

b)

Concurrent Audit Report rectification timeline

c)

Legal Audit Compliance policy for bank interest

d)

Documentation & DBC rules on recovery rights

15.

You are asked to evaluate working capital performance monthly using gross sales, net sales, and receivables, then compare projections. Which monitoring tool fits this task?

a)

Stock & Book-debt Statement DP calculation

b)

Factory Visit Report discussions with workers

c)

Monthly Select Operational Data analysis process

d)

Quarterly Performance Report for manufacturing units

16.

Which statement best describes a Red Flagged Account (RFA) in banking?

a)

An account closed because of routine operational discrepancies

b)

An account marked due to one or more Early Warning Signals

c)

An account upgraded after exceeding credit utilization limits

d)

An account paused when seasonal cash flows decline

17.

Match each EWS alert category with the primary action emphasis.

a)

Highly Critical — thorough examination for possible fraud

b)

Critical — immediate corrective actions by field staff

c)

Highly Critical — advisory notes with no urgent response

d)

Informatory — continuous monitoring and preventive steps