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Loan Issuers

Efficiently scale bankruptcy operations when servicing your own loan portfolios

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Access multiple data sources in a single platform and automate manual tasks, so you can manage bankruptcy servicing at scale.

AACER works directly with banks and non-banks. They use AACER’s nightly-updated bankruptcy case data, customized automated workflows and reporting, and digital automation capabilities to create greater efficiencies and modify their loan portfolios at scale.

Lenders use the AACER platform and services for full case and staff management oversight, deploying customized workflow queues from the results of case matching and ongoing monitoring, as well as advanced reporting capabilities to maximize the bottom line.

Filer Match and Notify

AACER’s proprietary algorithms help banks and non-banks identify new consumer and corporate bankruptcy filings and avoid false positives. Our market-leading technology is the most accurate in the industry, backed by over 18 years of continuous refinement, to ensure that you won’t miss a single filing. Results of matched cases can be pulled into workflow-driven event queues within the AACER platform to allow them to review, approve, and set up new cases in their system of record.

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Docket, Claims and Disposition Monitoring

AACER algorithms are also used to identify key events within the court docket, which is critical to not miss a court-required action, resulting in potential fines and losses due to non-participation in cases. Results from docket events can be pulled into queues within the AACER platform for client oversight and approvals.

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Premium Data

Lenders use AACER’s Premium Data services to scrub loan portfolios, facilitate compliance with loan audits, and ensure data integrity and transaction due diligence. AACER extracts field data from docket documents that can then be imported into your system of record via files or by directly linking systems via APIs in order to eliminate manual work and accelerate operations.

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