Batch User Guide produced by CRIF - Janata Bank

Batch User Guide produced by CRIF - Janata Bank Batch User Guide produced by CRIF - Janata Bank

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2 INTRODUCTION 2.1 Purpose The current user guide is a tool for users of the online Credit Bureau system at Bangladesh Bank (the System from now on). Specifically, the user guide details the key processes needed for the monthly contribution. There are essentially two different kinds of interaction between users and the System: Online and Batch. The Online interaction is accessed by users of the system (Banks and Non-Banking Financial Institutions) to: a) Notify CIB of a new request for Credit that your institution received from a client and/or b) To update some attributes of a credit request and/or c) To retrieve a credit history on a Client of your institution The Batch interaction, instead, is used by users of the system to communicate, on a periodical basis, relevant information on its Clients and their financial obligations at the institution. The two interactions are quite different, in terms of what they are meant to achieve, how they are carried out and who within your institutions will need to be trained on it. For this reason we are providing separate user guides for the Online and Batch components. The current user guide is for the BATCH component. It is not meant as a comprehensive, all inclusive resource, but as a first document of reference for the most common needs of the user. For any questions or comments, please contact the contribution support team via email at mehedi.hasan@bangladeshbank.org, or via phone number at 7126101-20/3045 2.2 Audience All Banking and Non-Banking Financial Institutions regulated by Bank of Bangladesh are mandated to contribute to the System. This user guide is therefore aimed at the technical team of each institution that is responsible for implementing the regular contribution of data to the System. 2.3 GLOSSARY Below are definitions of some important terms used in this document: Financial Institution (FI) - User: the terms are used interchangeably to mean the bank or non-banking financial institution that is regulated by the Bangladesh Bank and must therefore send monthly data updates to the credit bureau. Client: a customer of the FI that has requested a new credit relationship with such FI or who already has a credit relationship with them, including any related Co-Borrowers, Guarantors, and Owners/Shareholders of Companies. Consumer - Individual: an individual who has requested or obtained credit Non-Consumer: a Sole Trader or a Company who has requested or obtained credit Contract – Account - Credit Line Data: terms used intercheangebly to identify the dataset of „financial and other information‟ relating to a credit relationship Subject - Client Data: the dataset of „personal information‟ relating to an interested party – this includes information on Consumers and Non-Consumers. 6 of 92

New Credit Line Data – New Contract: Credit Line Data that is sent for the first time in a monthly contribution (a credit line application that has already been entered via an online enquiry must also be sent as a new credit line). New Client Data – New Subject: Client Data that is sent for the first time in a monthly contribution for a Data Client in a given credit relationship. A Client may have already been sent within a contribution, linked to other Credit Line Data, so it not necessary re-send again the client dataset. It is necessary fill in the link (into the proper field of layout contribution file) with the New Credit Line. Contract (or Subject) Data Update: a data update pertaining to a Contract (or Subject) where data has already been sent by means of a monthly contribution. Mandatory Field: This field must be completed. Failure to do so will result in an error being reported by the System. Dependent Field: This field must be completed in specific circumstances indicated in the guide. Optional Field: The FI can decide whether or not to complete this field. Borrower: The Subject requesting or having been granted credit. Each Contract must have associetad with it one and only one Borrower. If there are multiple borrowers, one is identified as the Borrower, all others are identified as Co-Borrowers. Co-Borrower: In a case with multiple borrowers that share the level of risk of a Contract, one is identified as the Borrower, all others as Co-Borrowers. From the standpoint of level of credit risk there is no difference between a Borrower and related Co-Borrowers in the System. Each Contract can have from “0” to “n” Co-Borrowers. Guarantor: A Subject that places a guarantee in whole or in part, with personal or real guarantees, on a specific Contract requested by or issued to a specific Borrower. Credit Request – Requested Credit: A request for credit issued by a Client Renounced Credit: The Client is no longer interested in a Credit Request previously placed at the FI Refused Credit: The FI refused a specific Credit Request of a Client Living Credit: The FI agreed to provide credit to a Client following a specific Credit Request, and the Client agreed to the terms proposed by the FI Terminated Credit: the specific Contract has been closed (whether because fully repaid or for whatever reason) on, or after the expected closing date. No further information on the Contract will be sent by the institution after the contribution in which is declares a Contract to be Terminated Credit. Terminated in Advance: the specific Contract has been closed (whether because fully repaid or for whatever reason) before the expected closing date. No further information on the Contract will be sent by the institution after the contribution in which is declares a Contract to be Terminated in Advance. Owner: A subject with a special role in a company as those indicated in table 5.4.16, or also the individual that owns a Proprietorship. Individuals: with term “individual” we refer to an actual person Sole Trader or Sole Interest or Individual Concern or Proprietorship or Proprietorial Concern: with term “sole trader” we refer to a type of business entity which legally has no separate existence from its owner. All debts of the business are debts of the owner. The person who sets up the company has sole responsibility for the company's debts. It is a "sole" trader in the sense that the owner has no partners. A sole trader essentially refers to a natural person (individual) doing business in his or her own name and in which there is only one owner. A sole trader may do business with a trade name other than his or her legal name. Company: with the term “company” we refer indifferently to a form of body corporate or corporation, generally registered under the Companies Acts or similar legislation every Business Institutions, Government and Semi-government organizations, Industries It does not include a partnership or any other unincorporated group of persons. 7 of 92

New Credit Line Data – New Contract: Credit Line Data that is sent for the first time in a<br />

monthly contribution (a credit line application that has already been entered via an online<br />

enquiry must also be sent as a new credit line).<br />

New Client Data – New Subject: Client Data that is sent for the first time in a monthly<br />

contribution for a Data Client in a given credit relationship. A Client may have already been sent<br />

within a contribution, linked to other Credit Line Data, so it not necessary re-send again the<br />

client dataset. It is necessary fill in the link (into the proper field of layout contribution file) with<br />

the New Credit Line.<br />

Contract (or Subject) Data Update: a data update pertaining to a Contract (or Subject) where<br />

data has already been sent <strong>by</strong> means of a monthly contribution.<br />

Mandatory Field: This field must be completed. Failure to do so will result in an error being<br />

reported <strong>by</strong> the System.<br />

Dependent Field: This field must be completed in specific circumstances indicated in the guide.<br />

Optional Field: The FI can decide whether or not to complete this field.<br />

Borrower: The Subject requesting or having been granted credit. Each Contract must have<br />

associetad with it one and only one Borrower. If there are multiple borrowers, one is identified as<br />

the Borrower, all others are identified as Co-Borrowers.<br />

Co-Borrower: In a case with multiple borrowers that share the level of risk of a Contract, one is<br />

identified as the Borrower, all others as Co-Borrowers. From the standpoint of level of credit risk<br />

there is no difference between a Borrower and related Co-Borrowers in the System. Each<br />

Contract can have from “0” to “n” Co-Borrowers.<br />

Guarantor: A Subject that places a guarantee in whole or in part, with personal or real<br />

guarantees, on a specific Contract requested <strong>by</strong> or issued to a specific Borrower.<br />

Credit Request – Requested Credit: A request for credit issued <strong>by</strong> a Client<br />

Renounced Credit: The Client is no longer interested in a Credit Request previously placed at<br />

the FI<br />

Refused Credit: The FI refused a specific Credit Request of a Client<br />

Living Credit: The FI agreed to provide credit to a Client following a specific Credit Request, and<br />

the Client agreed to the terms proposed <strong>by</strong> the FI<br />

Terminated Credit: the specific Contract has been closed (whether because fully repaid or for<br />

whatever reason) on, or after the expected closing date. No further information on the Contract<br />

will be sent <strong>by</strong> the institution after the contribution in which is declares a Contract to be<br />

Terminated Credit.<br />

Terminated in Advance: the specific Contract has been closed (whether because fully repaid or<br />

for whatever reason) before the expected closing date. No further information on the Contract<br />

will be sent <strong>by</strong> the institution after the contribution in which is declares a Contract to be<br />

Terminated in Advance.<br />

Owner: A subject with a special role in a company as those indicated in table 5.4.16, or also the<br />

individual that owns a Proprietorship.<br />

Individuals: with term “individual” we refer to an actual person<br />

Sole Trader or Sole Interest or Individual Concern or Proprietorship or Proprietorial<br />

Concern: with term “sole trader” we refer to a type of business entity which legally has no<br />

separate existence from its owner. All debts of the business are debts of the owner. The person<br />

who sets up the company has sole responsibility for the company's debts. It is a "sole" trader in<br />

the sense that the owner has no partners. A sole trader essentially refers to a natural person<br />

(individual) doing business in his or her own name and in which there is only one owner. A sole<br />

trader may do business with a trade name other than his or her legal name.<br />

Company: with the term “company” we refer indifferently to<br />

a form of body corporate or corporation, generally registered under the Companies Acts or<br />

similar legislation<br />

every Business Institutions, Government and Semi-government organizations, Industries<br />

It does not include a partnership or any other unincorporated group of persons.<br />

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