Selling a Loan

Jun 21, 2006 1 Replies

OK let's say I made a $2500 loan to my friend Joey, at 20% compounded monthly. Let's also say I had a credit default swap on Joey's loan with my friend Dave, of 1% of the amount of Joey's loan, or $25. He also makes a payment of $300. Here's the books:



Cash Dr Cr Net



---------------------------------------------------- Start 0.00 Loan 2500.00 2500.00 CDS 25.00 2525.00 Payment 300.00 2225.00


Accts. Payable Dr Cr Net



----------------------------------------------------- Start 0.00 CDS 25.00 25.00



Accts. Recievable Dr Cr Net



--------------------------------------------------------- Start 0 Payment 300.00 300.00



Assets Dr Cr Net



----------------------------------------------------------- Start 0.00 Loan 2500.00 2500.00



Interest Accrual Dr Cr Net



---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Start



0.00 Interest 500.00 500.00

Income Dr Cr Net



---------------------------------------------------------- Start 0.00 Interest 500.00 500.00



General Ledger Dr Cr



--------------------------------------------------------- Cash 2225.00 Accts. Payable 25.00 Accts. Recievable 300.00 Assets 2500.00 Interest Accrual 500.00 Income 500.00


Now, what if I sold this loan to say, Bank of America (just play along), for a 20% premium, or $3000, how would I change my books to reflect this? Or sold it for a 20% discount, or $2000. What's the effect on the books? Thanks!!!!!



Just to clarify, it's a revolving loan.

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