Mortgage Stress Analysis Using the DFA Market Model

Following on from yesterday’s post where we explored some of the data in the Digital Finance Analytics Core Market Model, today we walk through the mortgage stress data contained in the model.

Mortgage stress has been featured in quite a few recent posts – see the link here for details – but now we examine in real time some of the interesting data contained in the model.

We look at data across the states, segments, and locations, and also look and the relative distribution of severe and mild stress.

Link that with the probability of default as we discussed previously and the model becomes powerfully predicative.

Note the data is for demonstration purposes only.

Exploring the DFA Mortgage Industry Model

Our latest video blog features a walk through of some of the features contained in our core mortgage industry model.

A quick reminder, the core market model ingests data from our surveys, focus groups and other private data, as well as information from various public sources.

The core model, working off a rolling sample of 52,000 household records enables us to analyse many aspects of the market. We have clients who take a range of outputs from the model.

In this video we walk through some of the key dimensions in the model, including segmentation, mortgage profiles and locations.

Note the data is for demonstration purposes only.