Collateral Risk Assessment & Management
Collateral Risk Assessment & Management
Complete Collateral Risk
Assessment & Management
Veros’ products and solutions work relentlessly to help you achieve more accurate and reliable collateral assessments to better control risk throughout the entire mortgage chain from origination through securitization of mortgage-backed and asset-backed securities pools. The result is a suite of tools that will change the way you view your real estate or lending portfolio, the way you think about risk management and the way you manage your workflow to keep up with the rapid pace of the mortgage industry.
Collateral Risk Management Solutions
When disaster strikes – be prepared with the parcel-level information on how much – if at all – a specific property was impacted by a hurricane, wildfire, earthquake, flood or other disaster. Veros Disaster Vision data is available as an add on when you choose VeroVALUE AVMs.
You’ll be able to make faster, more insightful and virtually instantaneous analysis of appraisal reports and their associated risk. VeroSCORE delivers concise, easy-to-apply corrective actions, replacing the complex, time-consuming manual appraisal review with immediate automated analysis and scoring. This significantly simplifies the review process and enables users to identify high-risk appraisals before they result in rejections or repurchase requests.
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Features
Amid National Slowdown, Connecticut Remains a Strong Pocket of Growth
In Episode 6 of RiskWire Housing Pulse, Veros Economist, Reena Agrawal, sits down with special guest, Lisa Barall-Matt, to explore the state of the housing market in Connecticut. They emphasize the difference between the housing market in Connecticut and the story the national headlines provide. Catch the conversation on RiskWire’s Webcasts and Interviews page.
The Evolution of Appraisals: Adapting to the New UAD 3.6
In a recent Valuation Review article, Veros and Valligent thought leaders, George Paquette, and Kristin Gruidl, speak on the implementation of UAD 3.6, and its impact on the appraisal profession. Additionally, they discuss the impacts of the Uniform Residential Appraisal Report, which will replace outdated forms with a more data-driven format.
Where Have All the Homebuyers Gone?
Over the last several years, the U.S. housing market has seen a sharp decline in buyer activity. In May from 2016 to 2022 (except 2020), over five million homes were sold at an annualized rate. In contrast, May 2025 saw just four million sales (NAR). This drop is not limited to first-time buyers—repeat buyers are also pulling back from the market. So, where have all the buyers gone?
