Infima Technologies, a deep-learning, predictive mortgage analytics company, enters 2023 with comprehensive agency mortgage-backed security (MBS) coverage. Adding Ginnie Mae’s Levels 1 and 2 to Infima’s advanced prepayment projections and analytics expanded coverage to 525,000 mortgage securities, backed by roughly 35 million mortgage loans valued at nearly $11 trillion, Infima announced in a release.
“This is the latest success in a series of advancements for the Infima team and the company’s platform and API products. In October 2022, Infima released its advanced predictive analytics platform for agency mortgage-backed securities (MBS),” the company stated. “The platform enables mortgage market participants, like portfolio managers and traders, to make high-confidence investment, trading and risk management decisions in all market conditions, including the disruptive pandemic and the dramatic rise of interest rates witnessed in 2022. The company also announced a partnership with Numerix, an industry leader in analytics and workflow solutions in the front-to-risk market.”
The company sees exciting prospect momentum with a number of Tier 1 clients coming on board and a long list of prospects validating the solutions.
In August, Infima announced a $5 million seed funding round led by AI-focused Radical Ventures, with additional investment from Franklin Templeton and ThirdStream Partners. The company also announced the appointment of fintech veteran Hendrik Bartel as CEO.
Recently it announced the appointment of industry veteran Anne Acosta as vice president and head of marketing and product marketing. Acosta was the latest in a series of key hires, following the appointments of Michael Digris as vice president and head of product and Derk Osenberg as vice president of sales. Infima has also been focused on product development, launching an API and OAS+ products and developing an enhanced Microsoft Excel add-in, now released on the Microsoft AppSource directory.
The year 2022 was a “momentous year” for Infima, according to company CEO Hendrik Bartel.
“We’re delighted to see what the next period of growth does for our company and data,” Bartel said in the release. “We have a great team in place and are thrilled to now offer comprehensive coverage for Ginnie Mae, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. We’re continuing to prioritize our innovation and data, which will always be at Infima’s core, and hope to expand even further over the next year.”