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Securitization & Capital Markets Support

Securitization & Capital Markets Support: Know What Is in the Pool Before the Trade.

Title-to-tape reconciliation, exception cleanup, pool audit reporting and final document collection for securitization and capital-markets transactions.

  • Title-to-Tape Reconciliation

    The loan tape compared with collateral and title documentation.

  • Exception Cleanup

    Open exceptions organized by what needs documentation or review.

  • Pool Audit Reports

    Documented pool- and file-level findings.

  • Final Document Collection

    Final policies, recorded instruments and trailing documents.

A Pool Can Be Priced Before Its Files Are Truly Ready

A securitization depends on more than the data tape. When loan data, title records and collateral documents do not agree, the gap can surface during diligence, audit or settlement.

Scalance reconciles the tape with the collateral and title documentation, identifies exceptions and retrieves final documents, so the pool file is documented and ready for the transaction team.

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What Securitization & Capital Markets Support Covers

  • Title-to-Tape Reconciliation

    Compare the loan tape with collateral and title documentation, identify discrepancies and classify files requiring follow-up.

  • Exception Cleanup

    Organize title, document and collateral exceptions so transaction teams can see what is open, what needs documentation and what requires further review.

  • Pool Audit Reports

    Produce documented pool- and file-level findings so transaction teams have a usable record of reconciliation results, exceptions and supporting source documentation.

  • Final Document Collection

    Retrieve and validate final policies, recorded instruments, assignments, releases and other trailing documents needed to complete the transaction file.

Four-Stage QC Review

The QC review covers four stages, each addressing a different part of collateral and title review.

  1. Assignment

    Confirm relevant assignment documentation is present and identify gaps requiring follow-up.

  2. Exception

    Identify outstanding title or document exceptions affecting the file.

  3. Chain

    Review whether the documented chain of title is complete and consistent.

  4. Recording

    Verify relevant instruments were recorded and capture recording status or missing evidence.

Transaction Workflow

  1. Scope the Pool

    Confirm asset types, pool structure, required documents, transaction milestones and reporting expectations.

  2. Inventory the Files

    Establish the expected collateral and document set and identify initial gaps.

  3. Reconcile

    Compare the loan tape with title and collateral documentation and classify discrepancies.

  4. Run QC

    Apply the four-stage Assignment, Exception, Chain and Recording review.

  5. Clean Up

    Retrieve missing documentation and coordinate operational follow-up for open exceptions.

  6. Report & Deliver

    Provide audit-ready findings, supporting documents and final collection status.

Audit Trail & Reporting

Scalance’s audit trails are documented and export-ready. Capital-markets teams need evidence of what was reviewed, not merely a statement that review occurred.

Reporting covers

  • Pool and file-level reconciliation status
  • Exception category and current status
  • Supporting document references
  • Outstanding document list
  • QC stage status
  • Final collection status
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Built for the Teams Behind the Pool

Scalance supports the teams responsible for preparing loan collateral files for sale or securitization, with a focus on transaction deadlines, pool-level reconciliation and evidence-backed exception management.

Who this is for

  • Securitization teams
  • Capital-markets desks
  • Mortgage finance teams
  • Transaction managers
  • Due-diligence teams
  • Pool operations teams
  • Organizations preparing loan collateral files for sale or securitization
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Start With a Pilot. Then Scale the Flow.

  1. Kickoff & Scope Alignment

    Finalize asset types, service lines and delivery expectations.

  2. Pilot File Set (10 Loans)

    Validate SLAs, QA protocols and reporting flows using a controlled initial file set.

  3. Live Order Flow

    Move into the agreed transaction workflow with dedicated support, daily file tracking and structured handoffs.

Responsibility Boundaries

Scalance provides operational research, document and reconciliation support. Scalance does not determine securities eligibility, make investment decisions, provide legal opinions, certify securities compliance or replace counsel, trustees, underwriters, custodians or other transaction parties.

Where a finding requires legal, underwriting or transaction-level judgment, Scalance surfaces and documents the issue for the responsible party to evaluate.

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FAQ’s

Questions About Securitization & Capital Markets Support