Entities applying for an NHFC loan facility must meet the required Qualifying Criteria and provide relevant supporting documents as prescribed by the NHFC Credit Committee.
INCREMENTAL FACILITY:
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Loan description:
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- Incremental Housing (IH) offers Wholesale Structured Loans for Retail Finance Intermediaries to broaden scale of impact and penetrate new markets and/or to on-lend to qualifying low- and middle-income households who want to increase house value by
- improving their homes,
- buying land or
- providing top-up credit for discount benefit or capital subsidy beneficiaries.
- IH loans range between R8,000 and R15 000
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Target market:
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- established and accredited Micro-Finance Lenders Retail Finance Intermediaries (RFI's) and/or Banks
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Loan size
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- Loan size minimum R10m, depending on the potential market, realistic projections and capacity to manage growth.
- Drawdowns to match disbursement of end-user loans
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Loan Term
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- Maximum of 5 years.
- Loan repayment period must match end-user loan profile.
- Lender to contribute a minimum of 20% capital adequacy of the total facility amount
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Qualifying criteria and finance conditions:
- Intermediary's concept and philosophy in line with the NHFC's funding objectives
- The intermediary should be a (Pty) Limited
- Presentation of a detailed Business Plan covering:
- Background history, mission, objective(s) of the company;
- Product profile, marketing strategy and loan pricing.
- Satisfy NHFC that the intermediary is sustainable in the short to long term
- The intermediary has adequate management systems and policies to be able to originate and manage and collect end user accounts.
- Granting Terms:
- All drawdowns to match disbursement of end user loans
- All loans issued must be for incremental housing purposes
- The intermediary commits itself to submit monthly management accounts i.e. Income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement and debtors aging analysis report
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