Cumulative Gross Loss Rates By Vintage

  1. Navigate to Analysis in Performance

  2. X-Axis = Loan Age

  3. Left Y-Axis = Cum Charge Off

  4. Select Base Performance Line = Cum Charge Off (shown in the first graph)

  5. Strat By = Vintage-Quarter

  6. Filter = Vintage-Quarter for 2022 - 2023

This allows you to understand an apples to apples comparison across different vintages from a gross loss perspective, not accounting for recoveries. We also have a line showing the aggregate weighted average for gross losses.



We can get more granular by using Chart By FICO-Original to understand how credit quality affects this performance metric. In this case, we can see higher losses are attributed to lower FICO bands.



Prepayment Rates By GWAC

  1. Navigate to Analysis in Performance

  2. Left Y-Axis = CPR

  3. Strat By = GWAC

  4. Select Cog icon named Chart Settings

    1. Select Edit Buckets so you can amend the numeric groupings for GWAC

      1. Linear Bucket - input the Range From, Range To, and Increment Value (10 to 25 by 5pt increments)

      2. Advanced Bucket - allows non-linear groupings, for example 50pt increments from 500 to 650 and 25pt increments from 650 to 800 (500 to 650 by 50; 650 to 800 by 25)

This allows you to understand how prepayments can be affected by GWACs bands.

 We can get more granular by using Strat By GWAC and Chart By FICO-Original to understand how credit quality affects CPRs. In this case, we can see higher FICOs have higher prepayment rates in each GWAC band, which could be a result of more opportunities to refinance/prepay due to borrowers' financial situation.



State Concentration Through Different Perspectives

Option 1 - Generic Strat

  1. Navigate to Reports tab

  2. Strat by State

  3. Filter if desired by a state through selecting state filters on tables or right clicking on a state

Option 2 - Custom Columns

  1. Navigate to Reports tab

  2. Select Edit Columns (drawer icon) o right side and Create New Column

    1. Customize the name of the field

    2. Function = Percent of Bucket

    3. Target Column = Original Balance

    4. Filter Formula = {Borrower State at Origination} =”MA”

  3. Add or move this newly built column to where you desire in your table



Option 3 - Geo Map

  1. Navigate to Geo Map

  2. Geography Level = State

  3. Loan Attribute = count

    1. Can choose from variety of metrics, whether it is count, performance focused (losses, delinquencies, etc.)

    2. Helpful in understanding how macro factors or natural disasters could affect geographical areas.




Leveraging Document Type on dv01

On dv01, we have normalized over 400+ values that platforms and servicers have provided to us in the mortgage sector to 15 different categories that can be seen in our Non-QM and Jumbo benchmarks as well as securitizations and whole loan portfolios. This allows for simplicity and transparency among a popular attribute used for credit analysis across different datasets in this sector for our investor base and issuers on dv01. The below shows how you can use this attribute for our Non-QM benchmark:

  1. Navigate to Reports page

  2. Strat by Doc Type


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From here, you can incorporate filters on doc type values like DSCR or certain bank statements, which is helpful if an investor owns loans with a particular doc type or if a lender underwrites to certain criteria.

Additionally, we can move away from static analysis and incorporate time series analysis using the following:

  1. Navigate to Analysis in Performance

  2. Y-Axis = % DQ

  3. % DQ BY = Percent 60+ DQ

  4. Strat By = Doc Type

    1. We can leverage custom groupings if you wanted to compare categories against one another, which is popular for DSCR vs. Non-DSCR loans. The process is the following:

      1. Navigate to Chart Settings and select Edit Buckets

      2. Toggle over to Numeric Groupings and from the dropdown select the doc type field, check the box on anything other than DSCR, and name the grouping as “Other”


Loan Rate Incentives (S-Curves)

  1. Navigate to Analysis in Performance

  2. Toggle the X-Axis to Current Loan Incentive

    1. Rate incentive between the current note rate and PMMS rate

    2. Allows you to examine sensitivity of metrics and composition of collateral to changes in interest rates

  3. Amend the Date Range to 2020-01 - 2024-06

  4. Filter the Vintage - Quarter for 2018+ vintages

  5. Add CPR and % Curr Bal in the Left Y-Axis 



Allows you to see how loans with the larger rent incentive tend to have higher CPRs at a certain breakage point. This is helpful for investors who have a portfolio of loans or CUSIPs where they are trying to think through price and prepayment assumptions based on the underlying loans' coupon and PMMS rate. 


Compare Performance Across Datasets

Users have the ability to compare multiple datasets with an asset class against each other. This is powerful for investors who are looking to evaluate performance or composition on their portfolio, platforms, and/or securitizations they are invested against the datasets they have access to on dv01. In addition, it is also helpful for investors or issuers looking to amend their underwriting criteria, competitiveness, and the assumptions they should use for modeling.

Popular metrics to compare against could be cumulative gross loss, delinquencies, CPRs, CDRs, and understanding weighted average metrics over time.

  1. Navigate to Analysis in Performance

  2. Select two or more datasets

    1. Fitch-dv01 Prime Jumbo Benchmark

    2. Fitch-dv01 Non-QM Benchmark

  3. Left Y-Axis = Curr GWAC

  4. Strat By = Pool

  5. Can Filter by multiple attributes

    1. Borrower Original FICO = 600 to 700

    2. Original Combined LTV = 0 to 90



Loan ID Search (Exact and Partial)

  1. Navigate to Loan Tape if viewing a securitization or portfolio

  2. Search all ID fields for a string via the search bar on the left 

    1. Exact ID - Search 7bb2c2-c008-4af1-aa0e-adf100089d1c in the search bar returns the loan match and clicking the blue ID, opens the LoanID Card to see granular loan-level characteristics.

    2. Partial ID - Search 1000 returns all IDs that contain 53 across all ID fields