The Model:
A credit union commits to investing, say, GHS 10,000/month for 6 months into a ring-fenced CP account.
This accumulated amount (GHS 60,000) becomes the basis for a higher CP facility (e.g., GHS 150,000–GHS 200,000), issued after the 6-month threshold.
The institution repays via structured flows, while their investment continues to earn returns.
Whether the funds are for constructing an office, meeting liquidity shortfalls, or refinancing liabilities — this model empowers institutions without requiring upfront loans or collateral.