Oasive

Fixed-income professionals, particularly those trading and valuing agency MBS, need to move from a market question (why did OAS move today) to a specific investment decision (buy, sell, hold). Today that process spans separate steps: reading macro and housing research, screening a universe of thousands of securities, comparing collateral and prepayment behavior, running valuation and scenario models, and then writing up a memo for an investment committee. Oasive's site frames this as a disconnected workflow where each step is its own tool or manual task, which slows the path from market view to trade.

Oasive combines research, screening, analysis, valuation, and reporting into one connected workflow for fixed-income desks. An AI research assistant ('Ask Oasive') answers questions like why current coupon OAS tightened and synthesizes supporting evidence from rates, bank demand, and supply technicals. A live dashboard tracks metrics such as CPR, OAS, and OAD, with pool- and loan-level prepayment and flow data for screening cohorts. Proprietary valuation and prepayment models let users test scenarios (slow/base/fast) and see projected cash flows, risk, and relative value, with outputs packaged into investment memos. The platform currently covers agency MBS and macro/rates/housing research, with municipal, ABS, and corporate markets listed as coming next.