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‎21-12-2017 10:18 AM
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NAB have provided the following information and tips when completing a transfer as vendor or purchaser with them. Please let us know in the comments if this is helpful, and if there is further information you'd like added. 

 

Transfer - Sale (Mortgagee on Title)

 

1. How to initiate a Sale Request

  • Please provide or advise the client to complete and send the completed Discharge Authority to NAB via email: Discharge.Authority@nab.com.au and also upload a scanned copy within the PEXA workspace at the time of sending the invitation. The DA is crucial to progress the Sale request.
  • The form can be located: https://www.nab.com.au/content/dam/nabrwd/documents/forms/loans/nab-discharge-authority.pdf

NAB will engage the Business banker once the invite and Discharge Authority has been received. Please also advise the Customer to engage with their business banker to advise of the Sale settlement. The Business banker will need to be involved in order for the settlement to proceed.

 

PEXA Invitation Request

  • Please ensure the PEXA invitation is sent as early as possible or at least 10 days prior to settlement.

Note: Invitations received within 10 days of the proposed settlement will be accepted, however, NAB will provide clear communication at the time of acceptance whether the settlement will be re-scheduled to a later date or what is required to ensure the proposed settlement date can be met.

 

2. Accepting Settlement Date/Time – NAB Discharge Authority verification completed & ready to proceed with settlement.

 

The NAB Discharge Authority must have been received or provided at least 10 days prior to the proposed settlement date. Verification of the Discharge Authority can take between 6-10 days depending on complexity, which is why following up the Customer to ensure the DA has been sent to NAB is crucial. NAB will only accept the Settlement Date and Time  once verification of the Discharge Authority is completed.

 

NAB uses the document check box in the Workspace Summary screen to indicate clearly whether the DA has been received. It would be appreciated if you could follow up with the Customer to complete and send the Discharge Authority if this hasn’t been ticked as this will delay settlement.

NAB will indicate via a conversation of any document verification delays and clearly articulate any action or outcome as required.

 

3. Completing Financial Settlement Schedule – NAB Ready/Ready

 

NAB Payout Process

  • Final Payout Figures are confirmed and signed on the morning of settlement by 10am (AEST/AEDT)

Note

  • Please do not escalate or send conversations relating to payout figures unless the Transfer guidelines have been breached by NAB.
  • Payout Figures added to a workspace are indicative until the financial settlement schedule has been signed off
  • Business Customers
    • NAB is required to confirm the final payout figure with the Business  banker prior to sign off and any delays will be communicated via a conversation.

Surplus Funds

  • Please advise through conversation if NAB is to manage surplus funds a minimum of 48hrs prior to settlement

 

Transfer - Purchase (Incoming Mortgagee)

 

1. How to initiate a Purchase request:

 

To avoid settlement delays please ensure an invitation request has been sent as soon as possible or at least 15 days prior to settlement and all the relevant customer information is provided up front.

Information required on a PEXA invitation:

When sending an invitation please include as much information about the customer as possible and as a minimum include the following:

  1. Full name of the customer
  2. Address of property
  3. Application number/reference number

Note: NAB will accept all invitations by default and will request additional information via a conversation if a customer file cannot be located.

 

Note: Invitations received within 10 days of the proposed settlement will still be accepted, however, NAB will provide clear communication at the time of acceptance whether the settlement will be re-scheduled to a later date.

 

2. Accepting Settlement Date/Time – NAB Document verification completed & ready to proceed with settlement.

 

There are two key steps that must be completed before NAB is ready to proceed with settlement as per below:

 

Customer Contracts/Mortgage Documentation:

 

The customer must have returned their documents at least 10 business days before the proposed settlement date.If the documents are not received within this timeframe, NAB cannot officially accept the proposed settlement date/time and NAB will likely recommend the settlement date be pushed out. NAB use the document checkbox indicators on the Workspace summary screens to clearly indicate whether Loan docs have been received.

 

Whilst NAB provide communications and follow up directly with Customers in , it would be appreciated  if you could actively pursue the Customer and encourage returning documents as soon as possible if the checkbox is not ticked.

 

Transfer of Land (TOL)

 

  • Please ensure the TOL document is prepared at least 10 business days prior to settlement
  • The above 2 activities are mandatory to enable NAB to perform the verification tasks required to officially be in a ready state which is demonstrated by NAB accepting the settlement date and time in PEXA. Verification can take between 2-5 days depending on complexity.
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  • NAB will notify the Practitioner via a conversation if settlement date and time cannot be accepted and provide relevant reasoning and clear actions.

 

3. Completing Financial Settlement Schedule – NAB Ready/Ready

 

NAB is completely reliant on the Total Funds Required to Settle (TFRS)* value along with all payment directions and adjustments being completed by both the IP & POT at least 1 day prior to settlement to ensure an On-Time Settlement.

 

*TFRS = Total Funds Required to Settle, as agreed by both the Incoming Proprietor and Proprietor on Title. Includes the adjusted balance of purchase price, all registration fees, stamp duty, PEXA fees and professional fees.

 

NAB will always endeavour to work files 2-3 days in advance and would prefer to finalise the workspace at least 1 day prior to settlement only leaving a final sign-off on the day of settlement.

 

NAB Loan Proceeds

 

Where possible NAB will add Loan proceeds into the financial settlement schedule as soon as the invite has been accepted. The value added into the financial settlement schedule is indicativeand doesn’t include any Customer shortfall. Once TFRS has been updated correctly and NAB has confirmed shortfall if any, NAB will complete and sign off the FSS.

 

  • Business Customers – Due to Business lending the final loan proceeds will be confirmed on the day of settlement. To ensure an On Time Settlement, please have TFRS and all adjustments completed 24 hours prior to the day of settlement with any specific instructions via conversation

 

NAB Settlement Support Line – 1300 552 688

 

If there is an issue with a digital settlement and it is:

  1. Inconsistent with the details outlined in the checklist above or;
  2. A breach of industry guidelines

Please supply the following information:

-Workspace ID

-Workspace Role and Customer details

 

Preferred Settlement times: 11am to 3pm(AEST/AEDT)

 

Please leave a comment or question below if you have found this useful, or if you would like further information. 

 

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MarcusLiley
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‎28-12-2017 01:14 PM
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Thanks NAB

You mention that "NAB preference is for the practitioner to manage any surplus funds in PEXA"

Why????

If client wants surplus funds paid to NAB A/C you can confirm name/number, we can't!

NAB preference increases risk to client & their conveyancer.

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MattKerr
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‎29-12-2017 01:50 PM
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Hi Marcus,thanks for your question on NAB's preference for treatment of surplus funds.

 

NAB has received feedback from practitioners on this topic with the feedback we receive being we add complexity and confusion to a transfer workspace if we are chasing clarification of funds to balance a settlement workspace.

NAB would prefer to be responsible for providing the payout figure for our customers loans and for surplus amounts to be handled by the practitioner to enable a smoother process in the workspace for all parties. Verification of customer account numbers can still be completed by NAB if required via a conversation.

thanks

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DMc
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‎10-01-2018 01:57 PM
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 @MattKerr to clarify; does that mean the NAB will confirm 'complete customer account details' via a PEXA conversation?

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MattKerr
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‎30-01-2018 09:25 AM
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NAB will confirm the account number is correct if you can provide  BSB and last 5 digits of the account number

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dkillen
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‎09-02-2018 10:53 AM
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Thanks NAB. I wish all banks would provide something like this. While it may not solve every problem, its good to know the process that you're expecting to follow.

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DMc
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‎09-02-2018 11:18 AM
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Hi  @dkillen 

Thanks to OP there are some other lenders sharing their 'transfer checklist' in this forum. Hopefully they'll compile a single methodology 'transfer checklist' sooner rather than later. Smiley Wink

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EmilyBilling
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‎12-02-2018 10:24 AM
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Hi @dkillen - Westpac & St George have also provided a transfer checklist which you can find here. We will continue to add to this list as other banks share their tips. 

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dkillen
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‎12-02-2018 10:46 AM
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Thanks @EmilyBilling, you're a champion!

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cstewart
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‎16-02-2018 09:30 AM
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Terrific information

 

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Susandunn
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‎09-03-2018 02:30 PM
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Thanks for the information 

 

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Cory
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‎19-04-2018 01:03 PM
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I am with Marcus Liley - Why is it the practitioners responsibility to upload surplus funds ???  NAB DA clearly asks the client which account they want surplus funds deposited into.  Therefore the client is authorizing NAB to handle the surplus funds not the practitioner.  If banks do not want to offer their clients this service they should remove it from their DA's.  Also i do not understand why the banks are so reluctant to upload surplus funds as it is an opportunity for the bank to liaise with their clients to invest the funds, assist with another purchase or depositing the funds into a term deposit.

 

With due respect, Matt Kerr, I believe that the banks are reluctant to upload surplus funds due to liability and work loads it not about making the process smoother because if that was the case the bank would be uploading them.

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Susandunn
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I haven't had any problems with surplus funds.   The Banks usually put in the payout figure on PEXA and I send a conversation letting them know they have authority to receive surplus funds and the amount for them to change the figure to include the surplus funds.   Seems to work well.   They would not know the exact figure for the surplus funds unless told by the solicitor or conveyancer.

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Cory
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‎19-04-2018 01:39 PM
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I have done over 150 PEXA settlements and i am constantly battling with banks to upload surplus funds

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TheDoctor
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‎19-04-2018 05:07 PM
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Provided the Customer has nominated a Westpac account for surplus on their DA, we are quite happy to accept the surplus via the PEXA workspace.

All we need is a Conversation, from the Purchaser Conveyancer, advising the amount of the surplus so that we can load the Destination line item.

It makes sense because we can validate the account details, provided it is a Westpac account.

We will not accept surplus funds if the nominated account is not a Westpac account.

 

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MattKerr
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‎20-04-2018 08:00 AM
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Thanks  for adding to the conversation and feedback on NAB's transfer checklist.

The thinking behind NAB's preference to not handle surplus funds is to reduce the amount of "balancing" of the workspace that the Bank needs to do in the lead up to settlement.

As we have certainty over the payout figure this can be loaded into the W/space the day before settlement and all parties are not relying on the Bank to balance the w/space via surplus after adjustments are made to the financial schedule. If the final surplus amount is known and it is being credited to a NAB account we will manage the surplus funds.

This certainty leads to a better experience for all parties.

 

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MorganConveyancing
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‎07-06-2018 09:01 PM
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MattKerr it is the preference of the Conveyancer to have the NAB handle the surplus where the NAB have been instructed by the client to do so.   It is not for a Conveyancer to take over this responsibility for NAB where the NAB have been instructed.   This increases the risk of error.  We are not able to verify the account details like you can.  

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MorganConveyancing
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‎08-06-2018 10:58 AM
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We are doing everything we can to follow this list but repeatedly we have NAB signing off at literally the very last minute.  This means we have to constantly keep checking the file to make sure it's all ok for the whole morning before settlement.   

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fionjm
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‎26-06-2018 10:18 AM
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NAB is impossible to deal with on PEXA.  Unless compelled I will be reverting to paper settlements where we know the financials more than 2 seconds before settlement and aren't required to beg the bank to do their job.

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A new difficulty has arisen with a NAB matter, outside the checklist. 

Our client's banker is requesting a copy of the proposed transfer of land before progressing the file.  We have informed her , and so has our client, that the NAB has accepted our PEXA invitation, and can view the documentation in the workspace.  We can't print one off, but believe we shouldn't have to, as the vendor's representative have not  yet updated the future address for their client - because they don't have it yet.

The "Consumer Solutions" officer of the bank informs us that "I have checked with other officers, and we still need a copy of the draft transfer to proceed".

 

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DMc
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When can Incoming Mortgagee view a Transfer created within workspace? 

Since Release 8.0 in May 2018 https://community.pexa.com.au/t5/Ideas-and-Suggestions/Incoming-Mortgagee-to-view-Transfer/m-p/11833...

under "ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ADDED TO THE DOCUMENT SUMMARY FOR A TRANSFER

To assist Incoming Mortgagees in preparing their mortgage document, additional Transfer information is displayed on the Document Summary view. 

The additional information includes:

  • Tenancy Type
  • Consideration Type
  • Consideration Amount (only available if it's monetary)

 

tfr_deets.png

(Referencing PEXA FS-2542)"

 

@MattKerr, Since Transfer is now viewable, when 'In Preparation'...

Transfer In Preparation.PNG

Maybe NAB would please update their checklist, and educate thier staff who are insisting they 'require the transfer document to be reflecting "prepared"'?

Thank-you.

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TJ
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‎22-10-2019 01:16 PM
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Please note, NAB's checklist has been updated to reflect changes in their process.

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BGoodwin
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‎03-01-2020 01:58 PM
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We're receiving conversations from NAB regarding a "Industry Guideline" that Refinance Settlements are to settle only on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.  I haven't heard of that and can find no reference to this requirement. Can anyone enlighten me? Baz...

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DMc
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‎03-01-2020 02:08 PM
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Hi @BGoodwin 

 

Only see PEXA Refi-Guideline of https://community.pexa.com.au/t5/Help-Centre/Refinance-Guidelines-Help-Centre/ba-p/26

 

However my guess would be to free up time (slots & staff load) for the busiest days of the week (Fridays & Mondays & around Public holidays) for e-Settlements...

 

But as you mentioned they are only referring to as a Guideline, not Gospel! Smiley Wink

 

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BGoodwin
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‎03-01-2020 02:15 PM
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Thanks @DMc  quick as a flash as usual. I don't have a problem with the idea, but surely an "Industry Guideline" or even a "NAB Guideline" would be broadcast to the "Industry". 

Thanks for the additional information @DMc . Didn't come up in my search - so that's been around since 2016?! Smiley Wink Baz...

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DMc
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‎03-01-2020 02:49 PM
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Seems so Baz.

Strange how it refers to Monday as OK, instead of Thursday, nor either side of Public Holidays... maybe they were considered QUIET days at the time... go figure! Smiley Very Happy

 

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TJ
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‎03-01-2020 03:31 PM
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That's the idea @DMc, @BGoodwin - refi's are generally completed mid-week in order to reserve resources for transfer transactions which are mostly done on Fridays.

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DMc
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‎03-01-2020 03:57 PM
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May be time to revise @TJ  & @EmilyBilling.

 

In my experience generally, a Seller (POT) usually prefer the weekend/holiday to move-out...

Whilst a Buyer (IP) prefers the time to move-in...

making the 'before and after' a Weekend and/ Holidays the most desirable days to Settle.

Unless of course, there's NO moving to be done, ie for Vacant Land, Commercial Property, or simply arranged other suitable days to move. They might prefer mid-week days for settlement instead.

Smiley Wink

 

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sonia-collins
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Hi all,

not answering on behalf of NAB, as i am SGB, but the Refinance Guidelines were reviewed and adopted for implementation by the FI's and or their representatives in Aug 2019.

A FI Industry  working group of all FI's were invited to discuss review and adopt

 

The goal of having Bank to Bank transactions (refinances) to occur mid week (and in the afternoons) was to ensure that Transfer workspaces were given priority for file readiness and settlement ie POF, FSS as most Transfer settlements were as described above (Fri) or in the AM on any weekday. 

 

Having refinances on mid week does not exclude the opportunity of Transfer settlements, it just redirects other non-transfer files to those days. (note: if there is a linked transfer/Non-transfer settlement then most FI's did agree to default to the Transfer workspace date/time)

 

Transfer workspace limitations only appear to be on an individual FI on when POF, funds availability etc is and it did not limit settling M thru F on any day.

Hope this helps. 

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