Abstract: Data is received that characterizes at least one of credit, financial, and demographic data for a consumer. Thereafter, estimated income is determined for the user. Using the estimated income and the data, a second income level for the consumer is determined also using a confidence interval model and a pre-defined confidence threshold Ci. The second income level for the consumer is less than the determined estimated income and is determined such that actual income for the consumer is Ci % likely to exceed the second income level. Data can then be provided that characterizes the second income level. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.

Abstract: A strategic default score is determined for an entity that characterizes a likelihood of the entity voluntarily electing to default on a loan. Data characterizing credit data and valuation data of an asset owned by the entity is received. Using the received data, the strategic default score is generated which characterizes a likelihood of the entity to voluntarily elect to default on the loan when the entity is capable of paying-off the loan. Provision (e.g., display, transmission, storage, etc.) of the strategic default score is then initiated. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.

Abstract: A strategic default score is determined for an entity that characterizes a likelihood of the entity voluntarily electing to default on a loan. Data characterizing credit data and valuation data of an asset owned by the entity is received. Using the received data, the strategic default score is generated which characterizes a likelihood of the entity to voluntarily elect to default on the loan when the entity is capable of paying-off the loan. Provision (e.g., display, transmission, storage, etc.) of the strategic default score is then initiated. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.