Understanding how we evaluate small-business loan applications using the Enhanced 6 Cs Assessment Framework
Our loan judging engine evaluates small-business loan applications using a comprehensive 6 Cs Assessment Framework. Each application receives a score out of 100 points, with decisions made based on the total score and specific risk factors identified during evaluation.
Evaluates the business owner's credit score to assess creditworthiness and payment history.
Measures the business's ability to repay the loan using the Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR). Calculates monthly loan payment based on 5-year term at 8% interest rate.
DSCR = Monthly Net Operating Income / (Existing Monthly Debt + New Loan Payment)
Assesses business financial strength based on years in operation, business structure, and ownership percentage.
Evaluates asset backing by comparing collateral fair market value to loan amount.
Coverage Ratio = Collateral Value / Loan Amount
Assesses owner integrity and trustworthiness based on citizenship status, bankruptcy history, and criminal convictions.
Application meets all criteria for approval. No conditions required.
Application approved with specific conditions or mitigants required based on identified risk factors.
Application does not meet minimum underwriting standards.
Applications are automatically marked as Ineligible if the loan purpose includes:
Applications are marked as Incomplete if required KYC fields are missing:
For applications scoring 60-74 points, the system generates specific mitigants based on identified weaknesses:
Monthly loan payments are calculated using standard amortization formula: