Clayton Holdings, Shelton, Conn., has announced the introduction of fraud detection services designed to protect conduits, Wall Street issuers, and holders of mortgage-backed securities from losses due to origination fraud and breaches of representations and warranties.Clayton said the new services draw upon its "extensive" due diligence and credit risk surveillance experience. They include: high-risk loan identification; expanded fraud reviews; put-back reviews; and trend analysis. "We're drawing on the breadth and depth of our data, experience, and technology to spot issues prior to securitization, and we have the analytics and surveillance tools to identify exceptions that, when cured, enhance bond performance," said Keith Johnson, Clayton's president and chief operating officer. "Our new fraud services not only reduce fraud and early payment default exposure, but increase client efficiency and enhance understanding of this problem." The company can be found online at http://www.clayton.com.
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