085-2 Wyo. Code R. §§ 2-6 - Terms, Conditions, and Repayment
a. In making loans,
the Board of Directors shall:
(i) establish
for recovery of filing fees and other administrative fees at cost, which are
required for the perfection of security interests;
(ii) set an interest rate (minimum 4% per
annum) after considering:
A. the availability,
likelihood of receipt, and the pledging of potential federal grants and/or
loans, and insurance and legal proceeding proceeds, if any, for the immediate
repayment of the Economic Disaster Loan, to the extent proceeds are
available;
B. the extent of the
Borrower's financial assets which could be used to meet its financial
needs.
C. the extent of the
verified uninsured economic disaster loss and the financial needs of the
potential Borrower;
D. the proposed
use of funds;
E. other interest
rates associated with Borrowers existing indebtedness;
F. projected cash flows and repayment plan of
the Borrower;
G. credit risk of the
Borrower;
H. current and projected
market interest rates;
I.
collateral and security package;
J.
personal guarantee(s) with a blanket lien;
K. whether the event was beyond the control
of the Business or the result of poor management decisions and planning;
and
L. the availability of a
non-judicial foreclosure agreement with the Borrower's existing
lenders.
(iii) establish
the terms of repayment, not to exceed ten (10) years;
(iv) establish other terms and conditions
determined to be necessary by the Board of Directors, as well as other
customary and prudent terms and conditions, negative and affirmative covenants,
cross-default, conditions precedent, security agreements, etc.;
(v) require written permission from the
Borrower agreeing to allow the Department of Audit and an auditor designated by
the Board of Directors to examine its books and records, upon request;
and
(vi) require all statutory
requirements regarding the loan be met.
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