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Can Silicon Valley Fix the Mortgage Market ?
Without question, the rise of social networks has been the dominant theme in Silicon Valley over the past few years. Platforms like Facebook and Twitter have inspired countless startups looking to latch on to networks to deliver new applications and services for consumers. In many ways, the glue that binds these enterprises is an advanced ability to organize and analyze the reams of user data generated by these networks or systems. Entirely new business models have emerged to try and capitalize on this improved understanding of consumer preferences and behavior.
Over the last couple of years, the analytics experts in Silicon Valley have started to turn their attention to other big data problems. A question that is increasingly attracting their attention is: How can the fallout from the subprime mortgage crisis be better managed for all the players involved, including at-risk homeowners, lenders, mortgage servicers and investors?
We’ve heard a lot about the near-universal frustration that at-risk borrowers have had with their mortgage servicers. The common refrain is that if mortgage servicers could only make smarter and quicker decisions on how to modify the terms of individual mortgages, then there would be fewer foreclosures on the margin and lenders or mortgage ... more

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