ISFS610: Payment Processes And Technology
Business Scenario 1
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Jones is a forgetful person who has the tendency to forget all his monthly payments. So, he approached you to find a solution to pay his bills promptly.
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You, being a banker, advised him to set up standing instruction which will help him pay his bills on a specific date every month.
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Jones has to pay his rent amount of Rs.900 to his landlord and insurance bill of Rs.300 every month.
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Your task is to help him set up his standing instruction as per Flexcube UBS process flow.
Business Scenario 2
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You have 2 savings account with Bank A. Since you are currently staying in a rented house, you are planning to buy a house which is under construction. You have availed home loan from Bank B.
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You have decided to setup a Standing Instruction to debit Rs.1000 from your saving account 1 in Bank A to be credited to your loan account in Bank B.
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Setup the standing instruction product using Flexcube UBS to debit Rs.1000 from your savings account 1 in bank A to the loan account in bank B.
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Within few months your house is constructed and you move there. But you feel you need to improvise the house. So you top-up the existing loan which you have availed with bank B.
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You wrote to both the banks about your change of address. Since you have topped up your existing loan, you request bank A to debit Rs.1200 every month from your savings account 2 instead of savings account 1. Bank A changed the account but overlooked the amount.
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Play the role of bank officer in A and perform the changes in the existing Standing Instruction contract.
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In the next month, bank B noticed that it had received Rs.1,000 as your EMI and not Rs.1,2000. So, bank B wrote to you to but to your old address. This happened for 5 months. On the sixth month, bank B declared your loan as a defaulted loan. Your loan went into arrears.
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This issue came to light only when bank B registered the defaulted loan with credit reference agencies and you were unable to avail loan from any of the banks owing to your poor credit rating.
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If you were a bank officer at Bank B, how would you handle this situation?