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Credit Institutions & Cooperatives

Credit institutions and credit cooperatives usually operate through a network of branches, with a product range that runs from several deposit types to a variety of financing schemes. Each branch should see only its own data, while management needs the full picture. On top of that, arrears classification, provisioning and reporting to the supervisory authority have to be accurate and defensible. Dara meets these needs with one Financial Core and one access model.

Challenges we hear about

  1. 01

    Branch-level access

    Each branch should see only its own cases and balances, while head office needs the full picture.

  2. 02

    Arrears and provisioning

    When arrears classification and provisioning are done by hand, the results arrive late and cannot be defended in an audit.

  3. 03

    Many kinds of collateral

    Cheques, promissory notes, real estate, deposits and bank guarantees each have their own procedure for registration, appraisal and release.

How Dara responds

  1. 01

    Multi-branch, with fine-grained permissions

    Branches, roles and the permission catalog are defined in the Users & Companies module, and work queues can be restricted to a branch or a geographic scope.

  2. 02

    Automatic arrears classification

    Unpaid installments move a loan file from past due through to written off, and loan-loss provisions are set aside at rates of 2%, 25% and 100%.

  3. 03

    Sixteen standard collateral types

    Each collateral type has its own registration procedure, versioned valuation and controlled release, and a deposit hold references the related financing contract.

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