Federal Credit Fridays: Revisiting Scott Burroughs on the Latest Trends in Modeling for Federal Loans

Welcome to Federal Credit Fridays! The U.S. government is one of the largest lenders and credit guarantors on earth. Its portfolio is estimated at over $3.6 trillion, as measured by loan assets and the face value of loan guarantees. The government uses credit for a wide variety of policy missions, including housing, higher education, small businesses, rural and urban economic development, infrastructure, and export promotion, among others. This podcast will familiarize you with the vast world of federal credit, and we hope that you’ll learn about similarities and differences between these programs as well as the importance of their work to achieving policy missions within the framework of public-private collaboration.

In today’s podcast, Scott Burroughs, a director at Summit and an expert in federal credit modeling, discusses the latest trends in modeling for default, prepayment, and recovery for federal loans. He also talks about the use of econometrics, statistics, and cloud computing in these models. Listen below and let us know what you think.