Portfolio Reporting
AI drafts monthly reports for boards, investors and capital partners. Your finance team approves them.
See how it worksThe problem
Each month, the same numbers are pulled, checked and explained by hand.
Vintage and concentration reports are rebuilt by hand each month.
Loss forecasts run in spreadsheets on partial data.
Allowance and variance write-ups take days each quarter.
Board and investor packs are assembled from many files.
A trusted monthly report frees your team for analysis. That is where we start.
The workflow
A workflow is a chain of stages, and each stage needs its own AI agent. Portfolio intelligence has four stages, from tracking performance to the final report. We map the agent each stage needs with your team. We build the first agent, take it live, then add the next.
We walk through each stage with your team and name the agent it needs.
We build Portfolio Reporting first, test it on last quarter's reports and take it live.
Each new agent reuses the same data, rules and templates, so it goes live faster.
AI drafts monthly reports for boards, investors and capital partners. Your finance team approves them.
See how it worksAI tracks vintage, segment and concentration, and explains what changed. Your analysts review it.
AI forecasts CECL losses by vintage and segment. Your risk team approves them.
AI drafts the quarterly allowance write-up. Your CFO signs off.
Agent 1
Every monthly report drafted from one trusted set of numbers. Your finance team approves each one.
Each figure links to its source, so reviewers can check it fast.
Pulls the month's loan, payment and loss data.
Compares each figure with last month and flags large changes.
Writes the report and commentary, with a source for each figure.
Your finance team checks the draft and approves it.
Sends the approved report in each audience's format.
Every figure links to its source, and every change is logged.
Use cases
Each measure is defined once, so every team uses the same numbers. Each card shows the data it needs.
See how each origination year performs against plan.
See exposure by product, region and borrower type against your limits.
Answer regulator and auditor questions from the same numbers.
Answer capital partner questions from one source.
Account-level actions sit in Collections. Built on the customer and loan data foundation ›
Typical results for portfolio reporting and analysis, based on industry averages.
Less time on monthly portfolio reports
Faster quarter-end close
Less time on allowance write-ups
Traced back to its source
We will add measured client results as the work goes live.
No. Each agent works on its own. We map all four so they share data and rules. Then we build them one at a time, fastest payback first.
No. It works at the portfolio, vintage and segment level. Account-level actions sit in our collections workflow.
Vendor tools see only their own system. Ours works across your loan, finance and risk data. You own the agents, and every figure traces to its source.
Yes. Most US lenders reporting under GAAP follow CECL. All report to boards or investors.
Your loan servicing system and general ledger, on your data platform.
In your own environment, on your platform.
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