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Risk Vs. Returns

Nov 18, 2001

TCN Cooks Up a BatchMortgagePress.comThe Credit Network, SST Batch Portfolio Processing, analyzing credit information, risk scores The Credit Network (TCN) has announced the availability of SST Batch Portfolio Processing, an automated solution for processing and analyzing credit information and risk scores on a large number of existing loans. The solution is available through TCN's Web-based, mortgage credit-reporting platform, iTCN, which allows clients to access TCN's credit reporting and services via the Internet. The system eliminates the process of manually entering credit requests, along with receiving, analyzing and, eventually, extracting the score information from the report. SST Batch Portfolio Processing enables clients to submit a group of credit requests to TCN at once, in a common delimited file or spreadsheet. TCN will then pull all necessary information from the file, process it and automatically send a notification of the completion. The new report allows customers to view borrowers' demographic information, risk scores and credit report information. For more information, visit www.tcnlink.com or call (800) 877-5266.
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Nov 18, 2001
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