Debt Capital Markets (DCM)

Vector Streamlines Debt Portfolio Management by Digitizing Debt Agreements and Automating Funding Requests. With Features Like Borrowing Base and Waterfall Optimization, Vector Maximizes Capital Efficiency, Allowing Institutions to Fully Leverage Funding. It Also Enhances Securitization and Investor Reporting, Tracks Covenant Triggers, Monitors Collateral Performance, and Provides Detailed Analytics, Including Borrowing Base Trends and Vintage Curves, Supported by a Configurable Capital Markets KPI Engine

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Automate Funding Requests

Automate Funding Requests

Vector’s Automated Borrowing Base Module Streamlines Funding Requests by Leveraging Its Receivable Assignment Engine, Allowing Institutions to Maximize Funding Availability and Improve Operational Efficiency. By Seamlessly Integrating Loan Data Tapes, Bank Accounts, and Facility Agreements, Vector Optimizes the Effective Advance Rate on Eligible Assets, Ensuring Accurate and Efficient Capital Allocation. This Automation Not Only Accelerates the Funding Process but Also Enhances Portfolio Transparency and Reduces Manual Workload, Empowering Financial Institutions to Manage Secured Debt Portfolios With Precision and Agility.

Borrowing Base Optimization

Borrowing Base Optimization

Vector’s Borrowing Base Optimization Maximizes Capital Efficiency by Fully Leveraging Available Funding Within Debt Portfolios. Through Advanced Data Integration and Analysis, Vector Evaluates Asset Eligibility, Achieving the Highest Effective Advance Rate and Unlocking Additional Capital. This Strategic Optimization Reduces Reliance on External Funding, Enhances Liquidity, and Adapts Dynamically to Portfolio Changes, Providing Institutions With a Streamlined, Flexible Approach to Capital Management.

Digitize Debt Agreements

Digitize Debt Agreements

Vector centralizes key terms of debt agreements, enabling seamless downstream automation for debt portfolio management. By consolidating covenants, rates, and maturity dates in one accessible platform, Vector reduces administrative workload and enhances transparency. This streamlined approach supports quick, informed decision-making and facilitates efficient compliance monitoring, funding requests, and performance tracking, empowering institutions to manage debt portfolios with greater accuracy, speed, and control.

Automate Investor Reporting

Automate Investor Reporting

Vector Simplifies and Automates Every Stage of Capital Markets Operations and Investor Reporting, From Data Collection to Final Reporting. By Centralizing and Standardizing Information, Vector Ensures All Investor Requirements Are Met With Precision, Accuracy, and Speed, Reducing Errors and Saving Valuable Time. This Comprehensive Approach Not Only Enhances Transparency but Also Strengthens Investor Relations, Allowing Institutions to Confidently Focus on Strategic Goals and Long-Term Growth.

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