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dv01 is a financial technology company providing data, analytics, and workflow tools for lending and structured finance markets.

Last updated October 14, 2026

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Overview

dv01 is a U.S. financial technology company focused on making loan-level information more accessible and useful to participants in lending and structured finance. Its platform brings together loan data, analytics, and workflow capabilities for financial institutions and market participants assessing loan portfolios and securitized credit. The company is associated particularly with consumer and mortgage lending data and the structured-finance lifecycle. Founded in 2014 by Perry Rahbar, dv01 developed technology intended to improve the transparency and analysis of lending markets. Its products support the organization and examination of loan-level datasets and related performance information, helping users evaluate credit assets and conduct work connected with securitization and capital markets. The company serves a business-to-business audience rather than consumer borrowers. Fitch Group acquired dv01 in 2022. It now operates as part of the Fitch Group organization, alongside the group’s credit ratings, research, and data businesses. The combination positions dv01’s loan analytics and data capabilities within a wider financial-information and structured-finance ecosystem. dv01’s core identity remains that of a specialist data and technology platform for lending and capital markets.

History

dv01 was founded in 2014 by Perry Rahbar as a financial technology company serving lending and capital markets. Its premise was that more detailed access to loan-level data could help financial institutions and investors better understand credit assets and lending performance. The company built a data and analytics platform for business users working with loan portfolios and structured finance, rather than a consumer-facing lending product. Over time, dv01 became associated with data and workflow needs across lending and securitization. Its technology supports the collection, organization, and analysis of loan-level information, including information relevant to consumer and mortgage credit. These capabilities are useful to market participants examining asset performance and preparing or assessing transactions in structured finance. The company’s specialization in underlying loan data complements broader financial research and credit-market information services. In 2022, Fitch Group acquired dv01. The transaction placed the company within a larger financial-information group with established credit ratings, research, and data operations. Under Fitch Group ownership, dv01’s platform became part of a broader offering serving financial institutions and capital-markets users. The acquisition did not change the essential product identity of dv01: it remains a specialist technology and data business centered on lending analytics and loan-level transparency. Today, dv01 is best understood as a Fitch Group-owned financial technology platform for institutional users in lending and structured finance. Its history reflects the growing importance of detailed data and analytics in credit markets, as well as the integration of specialist fintech capabilities into established financial-information businesses.

  • 2022

    Acquired by Fitch Group

  • 2014

    dv01 founded

Products and positioning

A specialist business-to-business financial data and analytics platform focused on loan-level transparency, lending, and structured finance.

  • dv01 data and analytics platform

    A business platform for working with loan-level data and lending-market analytics.

Brand decisions

  • Fitch Group acquisitionOther

Recent events

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    dv01 launches agentic AI platform for securitization workflows[2]

    Capital markets fintech dv01 rolled out an agentic AI infrastructure to assist collateral analysis and cashflow modeling across securitization workflows. According to the company announcement, the platform supports DealStudio and Credit Facility Management, allows firms to run collateral analysis and cashflow projections in their own AI environments using systems including Claude and ChatGPT, and its model context protocol (MCP) open-source integration standard is live for Claude and ChatGPT. Built-in AI agents are available within dv01's product lines, which draw on a data repository of more than 650 million loans and 2,400 transactions.

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