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Scaling the state mortgage programme into a market-leading product

National Housing Initiative · Ukrgasbank

Mapped and streamlined the end-to-end subsidised-mortgage process so the bank could scale to national market leadership.

Role
Business Analyst / Product Owner
Domain
Lending · Government programme
Team
Credit, government agencies, branches, IT
Tools
BPMN, Jira, Confluence

Context

The bank set out to scale subsidised mortgage operations under a national housing initiative — and to do it well enough to become a market leader, across credit, government agencies and a large branch network.

My contribution

  • Mapped and streamlined the end-to-end lending process (As-Is / To-Be) for the subsidised-loan flow.
  • Defined requirements with credit and government stakeholders and aligned them with branch operations.
  • Supported branch rollout and tracked issuance and market-share KPIs.

Approach

  1. 1Discovery — process mapping across credit, branches and government agencies.
  2. 2Requirements — subsidised-loan flow requirements and a branch-operations checklist.
  3. 3Delivery — branch rollout support.
  4. 4Validation — issuance and market-share KPI tracking.

Artifacts

The business-analysis evidence behind the work.

BPMN diagram comparing the As-Is and To-Be subsidised mortgage lending process.
As-Is / To-Be lending process (BPMN).
Sample user story card with acceptance criteria for the subsidised-loan flow.
Sample user story with acceptance criteria.
Fragment of a Requirements Traceability Matrix mapping business rules to stories and tests.
RTM fragment — business rule → story → test.

Results & metrics

5,229
mortgages issued
#2
mortgage lender in Ukraine
25%
market share

Business value

Helped turn a government subsidy programme into a market-leading product line — the bank reached #2 in Ukraine with 25% market share.

What I’d do next / learnings

At national scale, the process is the product: streamlining the lending flow and branch handoffs mattered as much as the loan terms.