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Loss Mitigation and Asset Resolution

How does loss mitigation work for banks and credit unions?

Evaluate each defaulted borrower for a compliant workout that maximizes recovery.

For banks and credit unions, loss mitigation means evaluating each defaulted borrower for workout options, including loan modifications, repayment plans, forbearance agreements, short sales and deed-in-lieu of foreclosure, and choosing the path that maximizes recovery while minimizing losses, regulatory risk and time to resolution. Regulators expect a documented, consistent process; members and customers expect to be treated fairly.

UCLS designs compliant loss mitigation programs tailored to each lender’s portfolio composition and regulatory profile, and First Lien Resolutions executes the borrower-facing resolution work.

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