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Updates on HDMF Housing Loan Program Juanito V. Eje Task Force Head Business Development Sector 24 November 2015

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  • Updates on HDMF

    Housing Loan Program

    Juanito V. Eje

    Task Force Head

    Business Development Sector 24 November 2015

  • Presentation Outline

    I. Pag-IBIG at a Glance

    II. Updates on Existing Housing Loan

    Guidelines

    III. Approved Housing Loan Guidelines for

    Implementation in 2016

    IV. Updates on Government-to-Government

    (G-to-G) arrangement

  • Your Pag-IBIG today

    115.765.76 MillionMillion MembersMembers

    ₱₱11.3411.34 BillionBillion

    DividendsDividends

    Highest in the Fund’sHighest in the Fund’s 3434--year Historyyear History

    Net IncomeNet Income

    ₱₱ 16.2216.22 BillionBillion

    ₱₱376.09 B376.09 B Total AssetsTotal Assets

    20142014

    20142014 ₱₱28.07 B28.07 B Membership SavingsMembership Savings

    20142014

    Target by 2015:Target by 2015:

    117 Branches117 Branches NationwideNationwide

    7777 BranchesBranches

    NationwideNationwide

    2222 PostsPosts

    WorldwideWorldwide

  • Membership Breakdown

    Employed Pvt9,096,047

    58%

    Employed Govt

    1,989,41213%

    OFW4,314,009

    27%

    Employed Pvt HH

    24,8930.2%

    Other Working

    Groups340,061

    2%

    Total Active Membership Distribution

    Total = 15,764,422

  • Target

    2010

    38

    2014

    77

    2015

    117

    Current

    More Branches and Satellite Offices to reach more members

  • 22 Posts Worldwide

    Overseas Posts

    Asia

    Pacific

    Europ

    e

    Middle

    East

    Korea

    Macau

    Japan

    Hong

    Kong

    Taiwan

    Brunei

    Malaysia

    Singapor

    e

    London

    Rome

    Greece

    Milan

    Dubai

    Riyadh

    Qatar

    Abu

    Dhabi

    Bahrain

    Al

    Khobar

    Kuwait

    Oman

    Jeddah

    United States of America

    New York (New)

    Europe Remittance Partners: 77 North America

    Remittance Partners: 103

    Middle East Remittance Partners: 278

    Asia Pacific

    Remittance Partners: 300

    Overseas Desks Remittance Partners Concentration of OFWs

    and expanding

  • Housing Loan Borrowers Per Membership Category

    From January 2010 to September 2015

    2%

    16%

    20%

    62%

    Employed Private Employed Government

    OFW Self-Employed

  • Corporate-Wide PLR*

    Updates on Programs

    Performing Loans Ratio (PLR)

    79.02%79.02%

    80.23%80.23%

    81.77%81.77%

    80.89%80.89% 80.69%80.69%

    83.27%83.27%

    87%87%

    *Mortgage/ Sales Contracts Receivables only

    10% INCREASE

  • 2015 Developers Application

    for Funding Allocation

    Pag-IBIG

    Housing Hub

    No. of

    Developers

    Approved

    Amount

    Utilization

    %

    Utilization

    NCR 164 P 19.547 B P 11.621 B 59.45%

    North Luzon 96 5.206 B 2.758 B 52.98%

    South Luzon 60 5.477 B 4.293 B 78.38%

    Visayas 48 4.053 B 1.640 B 59.51%

    One Mindanao 74 4.248 B 2.559 B 66.88%

    Total 442 P 38.531 B P 23.644 B 61.36%

    Note: Actual take out Jan to Oct 2015 : P 33.616 B

  • End-User Home Financing Program

    Affordable Housing Program

    Institutional Loan Programs

    Part II – Updates on Existing Housing Loan Guidelines

  • Enhanced Housing Loan Portfolios

    End-User Home Financing Program

    • Increase in Loanable amount to P6 M

    • As low as 6.5% p.a.

    • Risk-based interest rates

    • Adoption of a Borrowers Evaluation

    System to improve Underwriting

    Affordable Housing Program

    • Subsidized rates sourced

    from tax savings

    • Targeted Beneficiaries

    (minimum wage earners)

  • End-User Home Financing Program

    Interest Rates* adopting of risk-based pricing

    (Cir. 310)

    3 year-fixing

    5 year-fixing

    10 year-fixing

    15 year-fixing

    20 year-fixing

    25 year-fixing

    30 year-fixing

    6.500%

    7.270%

    8.025%

    8.585%

    8.800%

    9.050%

    10.000%

    Risk-Based Pricing Framework

    * Effective June 2015

  • Before

    • Borrower Evaluation

    System (BES) determines

    applicable LTV:

    – LTV varies from a high 90%

    to a low of 70% depending

    on BES result (Good, Fair,

    Poor)

    Now

    • Fixed LTV for developer-

    assisted accounts

    – 100% for loans up to P450K,

    provided property under a

    socialized housing project.

    – 90% for loans up to P 1.700 M

    – 85% for loans over P 1.700 M

    End-User Home Financing Program

    Loan-to-Value (LTV) Ratio

  • Amounts NCR & OFWs Outside NCR GROSS MONTHLY

    INCOME

    (Maximum) P 15,000 P 17,500 P 12,000 P 14,000

    LOAN AMOUNT

    (Maximum) P50,000 P 750,000 P 450,000 P 750,000

    INTEREST RATE* 4.5% 6.5% 4.5% 6.5%

    Affordable Housing Program (AHP)

    Loan Take-out

    No. of Units

    20,218 Loan Value

    P 7.4B

    Designed for minimum wage earners,

    the AHP caters to the actual need of the

    borrower based on his capacity to pay.

    Loan amount up to P750K

    Interest rate as low as 4.5%*

  • Direct Developmental Loan

    Program Developmental financing for developers under

    easier terms and conditions

    Loan may be used for the development of

    residential subdivision or medium-rise buildings

    or for the construction of housing units

    Wholesale Loan Rates

    1-Year Fixing 6.125%

    2-Year Fixing 6.750%

    3-Year Fixing 7.875% as of January 1, 2015

    Institutional Loan Programs

  • Part III – Approved Housing Loan Guidelines for

    Implementation in 2016

  • The borrower may avail of two or more Housing Loans

    at the same time;

    The resulting amortization payments for all loans are

    within his capacity to pay;

    The aggregate loan value should not exceed

    P6,000,000.00; and·

    Cross-default provision

    Updates on Housing Loan Programs

    I. Availment of Multiple Housing Loans (Cir. 353)

  • Acquisition/installation of solar panels as part of home

    improvement or as a component of the housing unit to

    be purchased

    The loan shall be secured by a collateral that shall

    consist of the same residential property to which the

    loan proceeds are applied.

    Updates on Housing Loan Programs

    II.Availment of Pag-IBIG Housing Loans for

    the Acquisition/ Installation of Solar Panels

  • Particulars Cir. 259

    (Existing)

    Cir. 344

    (Approved,

    For Implementation)

    Documentation

    (Buyer & Developers) Contract To Sell -

    Documentation

    (Developers & HDMF) - Deed of Absolute Sale

    Documentation

    (Buyer & HDMF)

    Deed of Assignment with

    SPA

    Deed of Conditional Sale

    Property Title

    TCT in the name of the

    Developer with

    Annotated DOA with SPA

    TCT in the name of HDMF

    General Loan Documentation

    Updates on Housing Loan Programs

    III. Take Out Mechanism for Developer Assisted Housing Programs

  • Particulars Cir. 259

    (Existing)

    Cir. 344

    (Approved,

    For Implementation)

    Delivery of Folders to

    HDMF

    Window 1 and 2

    Classification

    One Window (All accounts to

    be delivered are covered with

    NOA)

    Borrower’s Validation Borrower’s CI and

    Validation upon delivery of

    individual loan folders

    All accounts must undergo

    advance borrower’s CI &

    validation

    Inspection of individual

    units

    Upon delivery of individual

    loan folders

    All properties subject of the

    loan must undergo advance

    inspection

    Pre-approval Activities

    Updates on Housing Loan Programs

    III. Take Out Mechanism for Developer Assisted Housing Programs

  • Updates on Housing Loan Programs

    III. Take Out Mechanism for Developer Assisted Housing Programs

    Particulars Cir. 259

    (Existing)

    Cir. 344

    (Approved,

    For Implementation)

    Documents For

    Loan Release

    Contract To Sell

    (Between Developer & Buyer)

    Deed of Absolute Sale

    (Between Developer & HDMF)

    - Deed of Conditional Sale

    •Promissory Note

    •Disclosure Statement

    •Loan & Mortgage Agreement

    Promissory Note

    -

    -

    Tax Dec & Receipt in the name of

    the Developer (H& L)

    Tax Dec & Receipt in the name

    of HDMF (H& L)

    TCT in the name of the Developer

    with Annotated DOA with SPA

    TCT in the name of HDMF

    Post Approval/ For take Out

  • REGULAR PRIME RETAIL WINDOW

    Available for new developers and

    previously accredited

    developers

    ONLY for previously accredited

    developers that

    passed the

    performance

    criteria

    For developer whose accreditation is

    suspended

    Updates on Housing Loan Programs

    IV. Classification of Developers and Grant of Incentives (Cir 345)

    Approved. For Implementation

  • CRITERIA REGULAR PRIME Complete

    DOCUMENTATION

    compliance ratio

    CDCR 95% 95%

    UNIT

    specifications

    compliance ratio

    USCR 90% 95%

    CONVERSION

    performance CP 90% 95%

    BUYBACK (for breach of warranties)

    BB No BB No BB

    PERFORMING

    ACCOUNTS

    ratio

    PAR 85% 95%

    Updates on Housing Loan Programs

    IV. Classification of Developers and Grant of Incentives (Cir 345)

  • Particulars REGULAR PRIME

    Requirement For

    take Out

    TCT in the name of

    HDMF

    Title in the name of

    the developer

    Certificate

    Authorizing

    Registration

    Updates on Housing Loan Programs

    IV. Classification of Developers and Grant of Incentives (Cir 345)

  • Cir. 247 – repealed last July 1, 2015

    Cir. 349 – existing (Interim Guidelines)

    Cir. 344 – approved. For 2016 implementation

    Updates on Housing Loan Programs

    V. Implementation of various Housing Loan Guidelines/Circulars

    Transitory Provision

    Circular 349 shall continue to be in force for six (6) months from

    the date of implementation of Cir. 344

  • Part IV – Updates on Government-to-Government (G-to-G)

    arrangement

  • Bureau of Internal Revenue

    Finalization of the requirements for the issuance of E-CAR

    Finalization in the procedure on the G to G arrangement

    System testing completed for pilot areas (Calamba and

    Marikina)

    For system testing Trece Martires

    Timeline - 1st quarter of 2016

    Government-to-Government (G- to-G) Transactions

  • Thank you