Street Resource Group Inc., an Atlanta-based provider of technology and software for mortgage warehouse lending, has announced that its clients will now have access to DataVerify Corp.'s data integrity verification and fraud prevention platform product.The product -- DRIVE, for data risk integrity verification engine -- provides automated tools designed to replace manual verifications of such information as employment and income while "dramatically" reducing loan default costs, DataVerify said. "In an environment in which most lenders are tightening their budgets while suffering significant increases in fraud-related losses, we strongly believe that the combination of our online credit and collateral fraud-prevention solutions and SRG's online automated mortgage warehouse solution adds value to both our clients' bottom lines by both streamlining their internal processes and increasing the quality of their loans," said Steve Halper, founder and chief executive officer of DataVerify. The companies can be found online at http://www.streetresource.com and http://www.dataverify.com.
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