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PRESS
RELEASE
Fraud Detection Product Suite Launched
Features enhanced due diligence, put back review and trending analysis
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SHELTON, Conn.--(Jan. 29, 2006) --Clayton Holdings (www.clayton.com),
a provider of information-based analytics, outsourcing and
consulting solutions to leading capital markets firms, fixed
income investors and loan servicers, today announced a new
suite of fraud detection services designed to protect conduits,
Wall Street issuers and mortgage-backed securities (MBS)
bond and residual holders from losses due to origination
fraud and breaches of representations and warranties.
The new services draw upon Clayton's extensive due diligence
and credit risk surveillance experience, and leverage the
information contained in Clayton's database of more than
$1 trillion in subprime and Alt-A loans. They include:
- High-Risk Loan Identification: This service is offered
as an enhancement to Clayton's traditional due diligence
services, or as a standalone review of post-securitized
loans, whether or not they are being monitored by Clayton.
The new service evaluates entire pools of loans, using
Clayton's proprietary risk screens to identify "high-risk"
loans that merit additional review or re-underwriting.
- Expanded Fraud Reviews: Clayton offers the option
of an in-depth fraud review in conjunction with its
standard due diligence credit and compliance services.
Developed for use on loans identified as high-risk,
the expanded review targets specific loan characteristics
and employs third-party database search tools to identify
potentially fraudulent loans.
- Put-Back Reviews: MBS issuers and investors can now
outsource the re-underwriting of troubled loans to Clayton
for comprehensive put-back reviews by experienced underwriters.
The focus of the review is to identify breaches of representations
and warranties, including fraud or misrepresentation,
misuse of loan programs, missing conditions, discrepancies
and compliance issues. Reviews include:
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Title and insurance review |
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Appraisal review |
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Client guideline/compliance review |
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Final approval review |
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HUD review |
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Income review |
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Use of third-party information |
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Credit review |
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1003 review |
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- Trending Analysis: Clayton's suite of fraud risk management
services provides clients with trending analysis on either
an ongoing basis or at the end of the put-back process.
It examines the findings of the high-risk screen, the expanded
fraud review, and the put-back review, highlights states
and zip codes where most put-backs occurred, and analyzes
the characteristics of the put-back loans: credit scores,
loan purpose, occupancy, debt ratios, documentation levels,
etc. It also cross-references put-back loans to brokers
and appraisers on Clayton's "watch list."
"We developed these services in close consultation with
our capital markets and bondholder clients," said Keith
Johnson, President and Chief Operating Officer of Clayton.
"We're drawing on the breadth and depth of our data, experience
and technology to spot issues prior to securitization, and
we have the analytics and surveillance tools to identify
exceptions that, when cured, enhance bond performance. Our
new fraud services not only reduce fraud and early payment
default exposure, but increase client efficiency and enhance
understanding of this problem."
SOURCE: Clayton Holdings Inc.
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