Sheet A.01  ·  Prepared for HFCB Group Plc

A mortgage lives for twenty years. Most systems only see the first week.

Origination is the part everyone automates. The risk lives in the nineteen years that follow — the rate reset, the covenant that quietly fails, the account that slips to SMA-2 before anyone opens the file.

This platform runs the whole span on one spine: assessment, approval, disbursement, covenant testing, early warning and IFRS 9 provisioning, in a single system that already speaks CBK and Basel III.

HFCB-MTG-0001 KES 8,400,000  ·  240 MONTHS
Disbursed
Origination · wk 1
Risk gradeBBB
Days past due0
IFRS 9 stage1
ECL · KES41,200

Sheet B.01  ·  The span

Six stages.
One record of truth.

Each stage below is a working module set, not a roadmap item. The facility carries the same identifier from application through final repayment — no re-keying, no reconciliation between an origination system and a monitoring spreadsheet.

Stage01

Origination

Customer onboarding with KYC and AML screening, sanctions and PEP flags, multi-product application capture, and document tracking that knows what is deferred and what is overdue.

Customer 360Onboarding KYC / AMLNew application Document deferral
Stage02

Assessment

Financial spreading from statements, ratio and gearing analysis, bureau data, AI credit scoring and ESG screening — every input scored against the written policy rather than an underwriter's memory of it.

Financial spreadingCredit scoring Policy engineESG scoring Cashflow analysis
Stage03

Decision

Delegated authority applied automatically, multi-level approval with SLA clocks and escalation, deviation tracking on every exception, and a drafted credit memo the committee can edit instead of write.

Approval queueAuthority matrix Credit memo workbenchDeviation tracker
Stage04

Pricing

Risk-adjusted pricing at the point of decision. RAROC and capital consumption per deal, portfolio RoRWA, and customer lifetime value — so the margin is a decision, not an outcome discovered at year end.

Deal pricingRAROC Portfolio RoRWAProduct affinity
Stage05

Monitoring

The nineteen years. Covenants tested on schedule, transaction-level cashflow classification, SMA-1 and SMA-2 classification, and an early warning system that raises the file before it becomes an NPA.

Covenant testingEarly warning SMA classificationLive risk dashboard
Stage06

Provisioning & reporting

IFRS 9 staging and expected credit loss computed from the same facility record the front office uses, with stress testing, data quality scoring and jurisdiction-specific regulatory returns.

IFRS 9 ECLStress testing Regulatory returnsData quality

Sheet C.01  ·  What is built

Not a pilot.
A running system.

The platform is deployed and demonstrable today. Every figure below is a count of what exists in the build, not a target.

0
Working modules
front to back office
0
Lifecycle stages
on one record
0
Roles with scoped
access control
0
Jurisdictions
configured

Sheet D.01  ·  Regulatory ground

Written for the regulator you actually report to.

Provisioning, classification and returns are jurisdiction-aware rather than retrofitted. Kenya is configured against CBK prudential guidelines and IFRS 9; the same engine carries the frameworks for every market on the right, which matters on the day HFCB reports across a border.

Central Bank of Kenya IFRS 9 ECL Basel III SMA-1 / SMA-2 Full audit trail Jurisdiction-scoped RBAC
KENKenya
NGANigeria
GHAGhana
TZATanzania
UGAUganda
RWARwanda
ETHEthiopia
ZAFSouth Africa
BWABotswana
MUSMauritius
ZMBZambia

Each market carries its own currency, regulatory framework
and approval thresholds.

Sheet E.01  ·  Next step

See it run on a live HFCB scenario.

A ninety-minute walkthrough on your own portfolio shape: one mortgage taken from application through committee, disbursement, a covenant breach and an IFRS 9 restage — in the working system, not slides.

Prepared forHFCB Group Plc
Prepared by6SenAI
DocumentCredit Lifecycle Platform
RevisionA  ·  2026