Loan Being Priced with a LIBOR Curve - Notification

Overview

When an adjustable rate loan that uses the Libor index is being priced, Andi® will display the following warning message: 'Libor is no longer supported. Please select a different index'.

 

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Configuring and Testing the Skill

 

Prior to enabling the skill for the targeted audience, you first need to ensure that the skill is working properly by testing it. To do this, navigate to the skill details page to configure and enable the skill for your Testing audience:

  • Select Testing under the Audiences section.
  • In the Version drop down, select a version of the skill that you would like to test.
  • In the Skill Configs section on the skill details page, enter the following information to configure the skill:
    • Warning Message - (Optional) Enter text to override the default warning message.
  • Select Save to enable the skill for the Testing audience. Once you've enabled this skill for testing, make sure you've added the users who will be testing the skill to the Testing audience.

 

Viewing the Skill in PrecisionLender

shows the libor message in andi

 

In order for the Libor message to display in Andi®. the loan must meet the following criteria:

  • Rate Type is Adjustable.
  • The Index is Libor. 

When the fields on the loan product match, the Andi® skill will run and the message will appear under the Here are some concerns section.

 

Enabling the Skill

After you've viewed and tested the skill, you are ready to enable the skill for the targeted Audience.

  • Navigate back to the skill details page for the skill you were testing.
  • In the Audiences section, select the targeted audience for this skill and choose the version of the skill you're enabling. When the latest skill version is published by the skill owner, this will automatically be available for selection in the list.
  • Re-enter the skill configurations.
  • Select Save to enable the skill for the targeted audience.

Note

After enabling the skill for the targeted audience, we recommend disabling it for the Testing audience.

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