"I can't get a loan because I have no collateral" -- we have heard such voices many times in the agricultural field. Proving the "true capabilities" of the agricultural field, which cannot be seen through financial statements or physical collateral, with data. Farm Alliance Management Co., Ltd. (Location: Shino Building 4F, 1-20-11 Hamamatsucho, Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Kazunori Kobayashi, hereinafter referred to as FAM) will begin a proof of concept (PoC) to solve the challenges of business assessment in the agricultural sector, which has extremely high information asymmetry, triggered by the Business Loan Promotion Act (Establishment of Corporate Value Security Rights) enacted on May 25, 2026. Many Japanese agricultural managers possess "on-site capabilities" that cannot be fully expressed through financial statements or physical collateral. However, these capabilities have been difficult for financial institutions to access and have been subject to "information asymmetry" in financial terms. This research aims to address the structural challenge of "mid-term monitoring" that financial institutions face in adapting to the new law, by using empirical data, with the concept of capturing "currently ongoing changes (processes)" rather than "past results (financial statements)." Photo is for illustrative purposes. ■ Background: The Challenge of "Mid-term Monitoring" Brought About by the Business Loan Promotion Act The enforcement of this law has created "Corporate Value Security Rights" that assess the future potential and intangible assets of a business as collateral. On the other hand, in the field of regional financial institutions, how to continuously grasp the actual business situation after lending is increasingly recognized as a new practical challenge. While the importance of business assessment is widely recognized, standard practical protocols for continuously and objectively grasping business changes after loan disbursement have not yet bee