First American CoreLogic, a provider of advanced property and ownership information, analytics and services, is partnering with The Prieston Group to offer a comprehensive fraud prevention and insurance solution to mortgage lenders. The solution combines First American CoreLogic's pattern-recognition fraud tool with TPG's risk management services, indemnity programs and training. Through this partnership, TPG will help lenders establish business rules and guidelines and employ the First American CoreLogic LoanSafe Fraud Manager tool to enforce those policies in the lender's daily operations. Lenders who use this joint solution will be insured against fraud losses by Lloyd's of London, which has a special relationship with TPG. The anti-fraud tool integrates patented pattern-recognition technology with a national property and fraud database. Tim Grace, senior vice president of fraud solutions at First American CoreLogic, said fraud is a $13 billion problem for the lending and investor communities. "This partnership will help lenders focus on best practices, products and processes and provide enterprise- and loan-level metrics to measure results. Our new joint effort will improve loan quality and rebuild confidence levels among lenders and investors," added Arthur Prieston, TPG's chairman.
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