Basic Commercial Loan Documentation

*CBW Members deduct $30 per participant

Program Description:

This seminar is a hands-on survey of issues, practices, policies and procedures with review of the UCC details you need for everyday loan documentation functions.

What You Will Learn:

• An overview of the structure of Revised Article 9, including fundamental procedures and definitions
• Required documentation for ensuring proper creation of "perfected" first lien security interests for all kinds of collateral except real estate
• A full comparison of new and changed requirements under Revised Article 9 with prior requirements
• New UCC filing requirements for all types of collateral
• Debtor names for security agreements and UCCs
• Proper collateral description language for security agreements
• Tips for handling transition to the new law requirements
• Signature & support documentation requirements for all types of borrowers, including individuals, corporations, LLCs, and assumed names

Who Should Attend:

Loan officers, credit analysts, loan secretaries, administrative assistants, and loan department managers who are involved in loan review and administration.

Presenter:

Mark Tyrpin is senior vice-president for First Federal Bank in Quincy, IL. He has 18 years of banking experience including commercial lending, commercial real estate lending, loan rehabilitation and workouts. Prior to that, Mark was an investment banker for five years, specializing in municipal finance and trading. He teaches economics classes at area community colleges and conducts seminars on lending throughout the Midwest.

Registration Information:

Fax or mail this registration form, or register online, two weeks before seminar date. Make checks payable to Center for Financial Training (CFT). Withdrawals made prior to the registration deadline will receive a full refund or a credit toward a future CFT seminar. Withdrawals made after the registration deadline will not receive a refund or a credit. Substitutions may be made at any time. No-shows will be charged the full amount.