LMS allows for setting loan deals, on which pools of multiple loans can be set up. Fees can be added to the deal, and can be calculated and charged automatically to either the lending or the borrowing party, or to both parties. Based on a pre-selected date, LMS can automatically calculate and process the fee transactions.
Instruction video
Under “Fees” an overview of all currently existent fees is displayed (see image below). The following options are available.
When adding a new fee and/or editing an existing one, the following fields are available:
Under “Deals” an overview of all currently existent deals is displayed (see image below). The following functions are available.
When adding a new deal and/or editing an existing one, the following information is to be provided.
Note: The sum of the loan amounts of the linked borrowing loans needs to equal the amount of the lending loan. Under “Borrowing loans” the amount and the proportion of the deal (15), taken by each loan, is displayed.
The newly created deal and the changes, made to existent deals, can then be saved, using the “Save” button (16).
For creating waterfall transactions, firstly, the interest on all loans within a deal needs to be calculated separately per loan. This is done by opening the according loan, going to the “Transactions” tab and then selecting “Add Transactions >> Calculate interest”. The changes, made to the according loan, can then be saved, using the “Save” button. This action is to be repeated for all loans within a deal (both borrowing and lending).
After calculating the interest, the according waterfall transactions can be added within a deal. This is done by selecting the desired deal and clicking on the “Deal transaction” button.
After, the following actions are to be taken.
Firstly, the interest period end date (1), gross amount to be repaid (2) and transaction date (3) are to be set. LMS will automatically allocate the necessary amount to the set fees (4) (Note: Fees repayment has the highest priority). After the fees’ repayment allocation, the remaining repayment amount is allocated to the borrowing loans according to the calculated percentage proportion (5). The amounts allocated to each borrowing loan are first used to cover the accrued interest (6). If there is any remaining amount, it is then allocated to a principal repayment (7). In the event that the allocated amount per loan is lower than the accrued interest, the remaining (unpaid) interest is then added to the principal amount.