Anchor Point Advisory, LLC

Operational continuity without altering credit risk

Payment Assurance Structure (PAS) is a standardized, non-discretionary servicing control framework governing how restricted reserves are applied to satisfy scheduled payments when cash-flow timing varies.

Developed and implemented by Anchor Point Advisory, LLC


How PAS Works

Restricted reserves are sponsor- or borrower-funded.
Funds are held in bank-controlled accounts.
Draws follow predefined, non-discretionary servicing rules.
Servicing systems record scheduled payments as satisfied.

PAS governs execution — not credit decisions.


What PAS Does Not Change

Underwriting standards
Credit approval or covenants
Default definitions or loss recognition
Capital treatment or guarantees


Designed for Bank Leadership

Credit & Lending -
Underwriting and credit approval standards remain unchanged.
Operations & Servicing -
Deterministic payment application rules with documented controls.
Risk & Compliance -
Clear governance boundaries, audit trails, and examiner transparency.
Finance & Treasury -
Restricted reserves remain operational deposits, not credit substitutes.


Implementation Approach

Readiness Assessment
Governance & Control Design
Optional Pilot Implementation

Typical engagements range from 2–12 weeks.


© Anchor Point Advisory, LLC | anchorpointgovernance.comPAS is an operational governance framework. Anchor Point Advisory, LLC does not engage in lending, guarantees, or regulated financial activity.