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Access independent bond pricing and data across US securitized products. Our pricing data provides you with visibility on daily market pricing levels for securitized products to help optimize your ability to verify prices and ensure alignment with the market.
We combine innovative technology and a robust pricing methodology to collect, process and deliver high quality pricing data. Each individual price is delivered with the supporting methodology and transparency into our expert evaluators' pricing assumptions along with a wide variety of relevant data including liquidity scores and pricing history.
Coverage includes all securitized instruments across the globe
US Mortgage backed securities (RMBS and CMBS)
European Mortgage and Assed Backed Securities
Collateralized Loan and Debt Obligations
Consumer Asset-Backed Securities
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Kiet Tran
Previously, he was the firm's global head of Pricing and Reference Data, an award-winning set of services providing independent pricing and market data to help financial institutions manage risk and operations effectively. As a senior leader, Mr. Tran has been involved in multiple acquisitions in the IHS Markit pricing, indices and loans businesses. He had joined Markit in 2005 to run North American credit operations and build the firm's comprehensive services for the syndicated loan market. He started his career as a fixed income analyst at BlackRock. Mr. Tran graduated magna cum laude with a degree in economics and business management from Binghamton University in New York, United States.
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Chris Fenske
Mr. Fenske is currently Head of Fixed Income Research for the Americas at IHS Markit, where he focuses on combining the firm's and other alternative datasets with financial market data to provide insight into the liquidity and performance of fixed income investments. Mr. Fenske's research has been cited in Barron's and he frequently presents at investment forums on the topic of assimilating alternative data into the securitized, municipal, and corporate bond investment processes.Prior to joining IHS Markit, he was a senior vice president at Halcyon Asset Management, where he was a senior trader and research analyst managing a portfolio focused on investments in non-agency RMBS, collateralized loan obligations, auto, synthetic indices, and other asset-backed securities for a $900 million distressed securitized products fund. He began his career at Credit Suisse as a fixed income research analyst on the #1 ranked mortgage-related ABS research team by Institutional Investor Magazine and later became a trader of distressed MBS and credit default swaps on ABS. Mr. Fenske holds a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Binghamton University.
Tom Marecki
Mr. Marecki has worked in the structured products space for more than ten years, beginning his career at IHS Markit, and later spending four years at Moody's before re-joining IHS Markit in 2015. He has worked in various aspects of securitized products evaluation, including pricing, cashflow modelling and reverse engineering, credit ratings operations and data quality control and management for agency MBS, non-agency RMBS and consumer ABS sectors. Mr. Marecki holds a Bachelor of Arts from Cornell University, New York, United States. In addition to Tom's latest blog posts listed below, you may listen to recordings of his recent industry discussions about the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac Single Security Initiative at the Single Security Conference held in New York City on March 4, and his December 2018 presentation during a Single Security UMBS industry roundtable.
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