Measurement of the charges that collateral agreements, receivables, or prior charges place on an object used as collateral.
The loan-to-value ratio is calculated seperately for the charges placed on the object by collateral agreements, receivables, and prior charges. Each of these loan-to-value ratios is calculated separately for the maximal risk and the current risk, and is displayed as an absolute value and as a relative value for each. The absolute value equals the sum of all charges on the object, the relative value is the ratio between the absolute value and the lending value of the object.
Example:Lending value: EUR 250,000
Sum of charges on the object: EUR 150,000
Loan-to-value ratio:
Absolute value: EUR 150,000
Relative value: 60%
More terms such as loan-to-value ratio in Dictionary L.
- Manual Leasing Type:
- Help An indicator that controls how the leased asset is handled for bookkeeping purposes (either as operating lease or capital lease loan-to-value ratio definition.
- Manual Leading Business Transaction Category:
- Help business transaction category which is not above the other business transaction categories (which are assigned to a business transaction type) in a hierarchical sense, but defines the leading loan-to-value ratio explain.
- Manual Lockbox:
- Help rapid deposit of checks used mainly in the U.S.A. Checks that are sent by the business partner to the bank or the lockbox provider (service company that processes checks) are credited to the payee&# loan-to-value ratio what is.
- Manual Lending Value:
- Help lending object that is derived by taking into account, all factors influencing the value over the period of lending. This value is referenced to the asset from object management. Definition according loan-to-value ratio meaning.
- Manual Location Product (SCM-APO-MD):
- Help A product assigned to a specific location in a supply chain model loan-to-value ratio abbreviation.
