085-3 Wyo. Code R. §§ 3-5 - Terms and Conditions
a. In issuing
guarantees, the Council shall:
(i) establish
an up-front fee of at least one percent (1%) of the total loan
amount;
(ii) establish that the
maximum amount of each guarantee shall not exceed one hundred thousand dollars
($100,000.00) per loan guaranteed or eighty percent (80%) of any net loan loss
by the bank, whichever is less;
(iii) establish the terms of the guarantee
shall not to exceed ten (10) years;
(iv) establish that whenever a guarantee is
requested by the Business, provide to the Council for each loan guarantee under
consideration, a written loan application made by the Business and approved by
the originating bank, which is a detailed due-diligence analysis on the
creditworthiness of the proposed loan. Such loan application shall at a minimum
address and analyze the proposed financings: sources and uses of funds,
commercial viability of the business/project, risks and mitigants, rationale
for lending (i.e. why the Business can not obtain a traditional Federal
Guarantee and/or why the State of Wyoming Guarantee provides a greater benefit
to the Business), economic development impact, the collateral package, terms of
the security agreement, and terms and conditions of the guarantee,
etc;
(v) establish that whenever a
guarantee is requested by the Business, provide to the Council for each
Guarantee under consideration by the Business, the Business' business plan,
three (3) years of historical financial statements and current year-to date
financial statements; three (3) years of tax statements (or in the case of a
new business the most recent statements since start-up); and pro-forma
financial projections (income statement, balance sheet, and cash-flow
statement), for;
(vi) establish
other terms and conditions determined to be necessary by the Board of
Directors, such as, that all loan guarantees shall be reviewed by and are
subject to the approval of the Board of Directors and the terms of the loan
documents, prior to the release of funds to the Borrower, as well as other
customary and prudent terms and conditions;
(vii) require written permission from the
Business agreeing to allow the Department of Audit and an auditor designated by
the Board of Directors to examine its books and records, upon
request;
(viii) require all
statutory requirements regarding the guarantee be met;
(ix) establish that in the event of default
by a Business, on a loan made by a bank, guaranteed by the provisions of these
rules the following shall be met before payment may be requested under
provisions of the guarantee;
A. written
notification shall be given to the Council, by the originating bank, that a
guaranteed loan is in default and that the bank intends to begin
liquidation;
B. complete
liquidation of all collateral securing the loan;
C. complete recovery against any personal
guarantees;
D. a summary of
liquidation and general ledger of the note documenting net loan loss may be
submitted to the Council requesting payment under the guarantee;
E. calculation of net loan loss is principal
less recovery from liquidation of collateral, personal guarantees and accrued
interest not to exceed sixty (60) days, recovery of attorney fees and other
legal costs are not allowed to be included in the net loan loss;
F. not withstanding the maximum guaranteed
payment of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) or eighty percent (80%)
of any net loan loss, whichever is less, shall be approved by the Board of
Directors.
Notes
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