White Papers The Build: Migrating Data Direct to Google BigQuery The Build is dv01's technical blog, where we share posts about our experience building, maintaining, and scaling our products and data infrastructure. Over the past two years, dv01 has experienced accelerating growth. When
White Papers Data Science at dv01: Data Pipelines and the Spark Query Plan as a Source of Data IntroductionIn a modern data-centric business, one of the main challenges is collecting heterogenous data from different sources and converting them into a unified schema so that the data can be easily analyzed. dv01
White Papers Loan Modification Misreporting: How COVID-19 Is Exposing a Faulty Reporting System in Mortgages Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, dv01 has released bi-weekly reports showcasing loan performance, as well as the hardship relief efforts implemented by issuers and servicers to aid borrowers. Through this work,
White Papers Under the Hood: How dv01 Tackled Reported Alternative-Income Documentation for Non-QM Loans Because there are no standardized underwriting guidelines, accepted documentation varies from lender to lender. To address this, dv01 has developed standardized loan attribute fields that help investors shed light on the loan quality
White Papers Peer-to-peer-to-ABS-Credit fund? Marketplace lending grows up Vadim Verkhoglyad, Senior Product Specialist at dv01, talks to Alt Credit about the maturation of marketplace lending and opportunities for Alt Credit Managers.
White Papers dv01 Digest: August 2017 Happy September! To celebrate the beginning of the fall season, we’re bringing you the August edition of the dv01 Digest, dv01’s monthly newsletter.
White Papers dv01 Digest: July 2017 Today, we’re proud to share our first edition of the dv01 Digest, dv01’s new monthly newsletter. The dv01 Digest will review industry trends and events, as well as highlight relevant company news and partnerships.
White Papers White Paper: Top 10 Considerations for International Investors Investing in the U.S. Marketplace Lending Industry Over the past several years, non-U.S. based capital has become very interested in the U.S. marketplace lending industry given the large loan volume, high net returns, and low duration.
