KASNEB CCP case studies
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KASNEB CCP is a Kasneb credit qualification. Kasneb is the Kenyan state corporation established in 1969 under The National Treasury and Economic Planning, and its mandate explicitly covers "certification of candidates in accountancy, finance, credit, governance and management, information technology and related disciplines." That mandate statement is the only substantive official detail available in the retrieved source: the dedicated credit-courses page for CCP returned a 404 error, and the home page does not list CCP's syllabus, examination structure, fees, duration or pass mark. The KASNEB CCP case studies are 5 cases and about 3,172 words.
1The Milling Company's Restructuring Request
Kijani Milling Ltd has held a KES 45 million term loan with your bank for three years, originally amortising over five years at 14% reducing balance. For the last two quarters the company has paid only interest, and the arrears on principal now stand at KES 6.2 million.
662 words, about 3 min2Assessing a Seasonal Agribusiness Borrower
Sunrise Agro Traders applies for a KES 20 million seasonal facility to buy maize at harvest and sell over six months. The proprietor provides three years of financial statements showing revenue of KES 120 million, a net margin of 4%, and inventory turnover of 2.5 times a year.
651 words, about 3 min3Perfecting Security on a Defaulted Facility
Mwangaza Hardware Ltd defaulted on a KES 12 million overdraft and the bank has issued a demand letter. The bank holds a debenture created eighteen months ago, but the company secretary who executed it has since resigned and the bank cannot locate the board resolution authorising the charge.
656 words, about 3 min4Concentration Risk in a Sector Portfolio
Your branch has a loan book of KES 800 million. KES 320 million (40%) is lent to businesses in the hospitality sector within the same town, including four hotels, three restaurants, and a catering company.
572 words, about 3 min5Recovery Strategy for a Stalled Default
A KES 25 million term loan to a transport company has been in arrears for seven months. The company has stopped communicating, the directors have moved the fleet to another yard, and the bank's security is a debenture over the company's assets plus a personal guarantee from the managing director.
631 words, about 3 min