A practical NPL knowledge base for valuing distressed asset portfolios, planning exits, conducting due diligence, and deriving a defensible bid ceiling.
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This Openclaw Skills resource brings together practical guidance for the distressed asset lifecycle, from NPL formation and classification through valuation, acquisition, disposal, and exit. It covers comparable transaction analysis, expert judgment, discounted cash flow, regional and legal-environment adjustments, recovery modeling, due diligence, and 30 disposal techniques.
Its core principle is to determine a credible recovery and exit path before setting an acquisition price. Use portfolio details, borrower and collateral information, and location to develop a valuation range, suggested bid ceiling, disposal options, recovery estimates, and due diligence priorities. The material is a knowledge resource, not investment or legal advice; seek qualified professional opinions for specific decisions.
The SKILL.md describes the included knowledge files and a Python quick-calculation script, but does not specify a package manager, installation command, dependencies, or required input format. Install or add the skill using the conventions of your Openclaw Skills environment, then confirm the referenced files are present.
python scripts/bid-quick-calc.py
Use the output as a starting point for analysis. Validate assumptions and obtain appropriate valuation, investment, and legal advice before making a transaction decision.
The skill is organized as Markdown reference material plus a runnable Python script. The documented input and output concepts are:
| Area | Information |
|---|---|
| Inputs | Portfolio basics; borrower and collateral circumstances; region |
| Analytical dimensions | Asset classification; valuation method; disposal path; recovery assumptions; regional and judicial-environment adjustments |
| Outputs | Valuation range; suggested bid ceiling; disposal-path recommendation; due diligence priorities; recovery estimate |
| Executable tool | scripts/bid-quick-calc.py for quick bid calculations; parameter details are not specified in the overview |
| Knowledge module | Reference files |
|---|---|
| Fundamentals and classification | references/fundamentals-classification.md, references/formation-mechanism.md |
| Valuation | references/valuation-methods.md, references/asset-valuation.md, references/valuation-case-studies.md, references/valuation-params-sensitivity.md |
| Bidding and negotiation | references/bidding-valuation-strategy.md, references/valuation-negotiation.md |
| Disposal strategy and techniques | references/disposal-strategies.md, references/disposal-techniques-30.md, references/classification-disposal-mapping.md |
| Due diligence | references/due-diligence.md, references/due-diligence-workflow.md |
| Legal and transaction workflows | references/legal-framework-l1.md, references/transaction-workflow.md |
| Market and participants | references/trading-market-pricing.md, references/market-participants.md, references/npl-ecosystem-2026-map.md |
| Recovery, cycles, and lifecycle | references/recovery-modeling.md, references/four-cycle-case-studies.md, references/npl-four-cycles-history.md, references/npl-lifecycle-framework.md |
| Retail NPL technology | references/ai-retail-npl-tech.md, references/tech-reshaping-market.md |
The documentation does not define a formal machine-readable schema, generated report format, or metadata taxonomy beyond the skill’s own front matter and its reference-file organization.
scripts/bid-quick-calc.py; parameter and invocation details should be verified in the script.Loading
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