Guaranteed loans
Guaranteed loans
Guaranteed loans are for major corporations not eligible for direct loans under the OPIC charter. They might also be utilized by small businesses investing in large projects. Typically such loans will be at a fixed interest rate in excess of $1 to $25 million, or in some cases to $50 million for a term in excess of 3 years.
Guaranteed Loan Systems Requirements
This is a functional requirements document for guaranteed loan systems requirements. Functional requirements for
direct loan systems are contained in a separate JFMIP requirements document. This is one of a series of functional
systems requirements documents published by the Joint Financial Management Improvement Program (JFMIP) on
Federal financial management systems requirements.
All of the JFMIP Federal Financial Management System Requirements (FFMSR) series of documents should be
considered together when determining how best to use information and supporting services to meet the financial
management needs of a Federal agency.
The FFMSR series addresses the goals of the U. S. Government Chief Financial Officers’ (CFO) Council, the
JFMIP, the Federal Credit Policy Working Group (FCPWG), and others, to promote the efficient management of
assets, and to improve financial management systems governmentwide to provide useful financial information on
Federal government operations.
Agencies may develop additional technical and functional system requirements as necessary to support unique
mission responsibilities. Agencies must also develop strategies for interfacing or integrating guaranteed loan
systems with the agency’s core financial system.
We want to take this opportunity to thank agency officials and others in the financial, guaranteed loans, and other
program management communities who contributed to this document. We value their assistance and support.
With continuing support such as theirs, we can confidently face the financial management challenges in the next
century.
Relative
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Guaranteed loans are for major corporations not eligible for direct loans under the OPIC charter. They might also be utilized by small businesses investing in large projects. Typically such loans will be at a fixed interest rate in excess of $1 to $25 million, or in some cases to $50 million for a term in excess of 3 years.
Guaranteed Loan Systems Requirements
This is a functional requirements document for guaranteed loan systems requirements. Functional requirements for
direct loan systems are contained in a separate JFMIP requirements document. This is one of a series of functional
systems requirements documents published by the Joint Financial Management Improvement Program (JFMIP) on
Federal financial management systems requirements.
All of the JFMIP Federal Financial Management System Requirements (FFMSR) series of documents should be
considered together when determining how best to use information and supporting services to meet the financial
management needs of a Federal agency.
The FFMSR series addresses the goals of the U. S. Government Chief Financial Officers’ (CFO) Council, the
JFMIP, the Federal Credit Policy Working Group (FCPWG), and others, to promote the efficient management of
assets, and to improve financial management systems governmentwide to provide useful financial information on
Federal government operations.
Agencies may develop additional technical and functional system requirements as necessary to support unique
mission responsibilities. Agencies must also develop strategies for interfacing or integrating guaranteed loan
systems with the agency’s core financial system.
We want to take this opportunity to thank agency officials and others in the financial, guaranteed loans, and other
program management communities who contributed to this document. We value their assistance and support.
With continuing support such as theirs, we can confidently face the financial management challenges in the next
century.
Relative
functional requirements document management improvement program federal government operations credit policy working group financial management system federal financial management policy working group direct loans loan systems jfmip guaranteed loans core financial system mission responsibilities management challenges management communities functional systems functional system requirements documents efficient management supporting services
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