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1 Office of Self-Governance 2018 Annual Conference Albuquerque, New Mexico
April 26, 2018 Prepared By: M. Alsace LaFramboise, Southwest Zone Manager

2 Indian Loan Guarantee & INSURANCE Programs
Interior – Assistant Secretary – Indian Affairs Energy & Economic Development Division of Capital Investment NW ZONE – DENVER, CO EASTERN ZONE – WASHINGTON, DC SW ZONE – ALBUQUERQUE, NM ALASKA ZONE – ANCHORAGE, AK Indian Loan Guarantee & INSURANCE Programs

3 Program Legal Authority
Indian Financing Act of 1974, 25 U.S.C et.seq. (Public Law , 88 Stat. 77), as amended The borrower must be : an Indian individual; an Indian-owned business entity, with a structure acceptable to BIA; a tribal enterprise; or a tribe Insured loans - Fast and simple - Bank approves the loan No BIA review required – up to $250,000 Lower premium fee Repayment source after liquidation BIA can insure loans of up to $250,000 without prior review or approval of the specific loan. BIA can insure loans of up to: $500,000 for an individual Indian, or More for an acceptable Indian business entity. Interest Subsidy is available for a maximum of 5 years.

4 Program Regulations Title 25: Indians Part 103: Loan Guaranty, Insurance and Interest Subsidy 25 CFR – The borrower must be : an Indian individual; an Indian-owned business entity, with a structure acceptable to BIA; a tribal enterprise; or a tribe Insured loans - Fast and simple - Bank approves the loan No BIA review required – up to $250,000 Lower premium fee Repayment source after liquidation BIA can insure loans of up to $250,000 without prior review or approval of the specific loan. BIA can insure loans of up to: $500,000 for an individual Indian, or More for an acceptable Indian business entity. Interest Subsidy is available for a maximum of 5 years.

5 Purpose of Program Act as financial intermediary to facilitate Indian-owned businesses that will benefit a reservation-based economy Facilitate movement of private sector debt capital into Indian Country Enhancement of credit in order to obtain better loan availability and terms

6 Borrower Eligibility Enrolled member of a federally recognized Tribe
Tribal Enterprise Indian-Owned Business Entity Partnership Corporation or Limited Liability Corporation* Must be majority owned (51%) by Indian Individual, Tribe or Tribal Entity *Business structure must be acceptable to Indian Affairs*

7 Borrower’s Equity Requirement
20% percent equity in the Business Financed based on Total Project Cost Cash and/or Unencumbered Assets

8 Business Location Business Financed must contribute to:
Economy of Reservation Tribal Service Area

9 Loan Terms Term based on purpose of loan – Normally based on useful life of asset Permanent working capital Line of credit - revolving Construction loan Initial Inventory Purchase Equipment purchase Real estate Lines of Credit must be paid to zero on annual basis Term cannot exceed 30 years

10 Interest Rates Must be reasonable
Comparable to rates charged for loans to similar businesses May be variable based on an indexed prime rate that is identified in lender’s guaranty request

11 Loan Amounts Statute Policy
No ceiling/floor for loans to acceptable business structures such as corporations, LLCs, partnerships, etc. $500,000 - Sole Proprietorship – Individuals Policy Loans to Tribal Entities & Indian Business Entities are limited by annual appropriations

12 Percentage of Guaranty
Up to 90% of Principal and Accrued Interest Percentage of Insurance Lesser of 15% of lender’s insured portfolio or 90% of defaulted loan amount

13 Cost of Guaranty & Insurance
Lenders pay a 2% premium based on the guaranteed portion of loan Lenders pay a 1 % premium based on 90% of insured amount of loan Lenders may pass cost on to borrower: Premium cost may be added principal amount of loan

14 FY 2018 Appropriation $122,500,000 Congressional Appropriations will
Support Loan Guaranties and Insurance totaling $122,500,000 Nationwide

15 Approval Authority DCI – Washington, DC (Central Office)
As recommended by Credit Committee consisting of zone employees and contractors

16 Lender Participation Requirements
Traditional Bank Lenders Federally Chartered Institutions State Chartered Institutions Non-Bank Lenders Regularly engaged in making loans Capable of evaluating & servicing loans Acceptable to Indian Affairs

17 Benefits of Guaranty New Market – Indian Country
Minimizes Lender’s Risk Guaranteed portion of loan: Does not count against Lender’s legal lending limit Can be sold in secondary market Meets requirements of Community Reinvestment Act Liquidation is optional in event of default

18 Application Process Borrower Prepare a Business Plan Shop your Loan
Management Marketing Money Shop your Loan Banks Non- traditional lenders (CDFIs)

19 Application Process Lender Loan Guaranty Agreement – BIA Form 5-4753
Submit to DCI, Southwest Zone, Albuquerque BIA Form – Loan Guaranty Request Lender’s Credit Analysis to include terms conditions Justify why guaranty is needed Applicant’s Business Plan with supporting documentation

20 Application Process DCI - Indian Affairs Conduct independent analysis
Work directly with lender to address concerns Approval/disapproval

21 SERVICING RESPONSIBILITIES:
NORTHWEST ZONE SERVICING RESPONSIBILITIES: WISCONSIN MINNESOTA MICHIGAN IOWA KANSAS NEBRASKA SOUTH DAKOTA NORTH DAKOTA MONTANA WYOMING COLORADO IDAHO OREGON WASHINGTON

22 Southwest Zone Servicing Responsibilities: Utah Nevada California Arizona New Mexico Texas

23 SERVICING RESPONSIBILITES:
EASTERN ZONE SERVICING RESPONSIBILITES: Maine New York Massachusetts Connecticut North Carolina Florida Mississippi Louisiana Oklahoma Texas Alabama

24 SERVICING RESPONSIBILITIES: ENTIRE STATE OF ALASKA
ALASKA ZONE SERVICING RESPONSIBILITIES: ENTIRE STATE OF ALASKA

25 Contact Information Alsace LaFramboise, Zone Manager Telephone: Cell: Jerry Ryburn, Contractor Telephone: Cell:

26 1011 Indian School Road, Suite 131
Mailing Address Capital Investment Southwest Zone Indian Energy & Economic Development Assistant Secretary - Indian Affairs 1011 Indian School Road, Suite 131 Albuquerque, NM 87104


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