Lenders Margin Analyzer
Optimize your pricing strategy and profitability
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Create and implement a pricing strategy that optimizes revenue to maximize profits
Born out of our origination and pricing analytics, our Lenders Margin Analyzer solution provides a hybrid suite of products and services that provide our clients with the insight and tools to manage their loan production revenue effectively and proactively at the channel level. Driven by client demand and backed by 30+ years of industry-specific knowledge and data, Lenders Margin Analyzer is the solution of choice to optimize your profitability.
Timely Analysis And Decision Making
current data where you
can move without lag to
current market conditions.
Proactively Make Margin Changes
Track margin changes and their impact to price position in real time, creating an environment where testing the boundaries is possible.
Reduce Company
Costs
Lenders Margin Analyzer includes every data point, out of the box reporting and flexibility to get what you need at a discounted price.
Solution Highlights
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Pricing Strategy Implementation And
Tracking (Notifications) -
Pricing Grid Analysis And Comparative
Analytics -
Break-Even Analysis On Contribution
And Total Margin Levels -
Net Pricing Comparison Across
Credit-Risk Spectrum And Loan
Amount Tiers
Tracking (Notifications)
Proactive alerts to monitor strategy or active price tests across multiple markets and strategies.
Analytics
Comprehensive note rate stack views and historical price trending analysis.
And Total Margin Levels
Margin impact analysis that allows for successful assessment of price change effectiveness.
Credit-Risk Spectrum And Loan
Amount Tiers
Detailed pricing views across LTV, FICO, DTI and loan amounts, allowing for holistic visibility into various components of margin and how lenders establish pricing levels.
Lenders Margin Analyzer By The Numbers
Knowledge & Data
In The US Participate
What Our Clients Are Saying
Our Insights
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