Andrew Netter
Experience
Andrew’s areas of expertise include loan performance modeling, structured finance, and credit risk scoring. He has provided consulting services on topics including single-family mortgage collateral, multifamily mortgage collateral, credit risk transfer, mortgage insurance, and impacts of natural disasters on mortgage credit risk.
Prior to joining Milliman, Andrew worked at a private mortgage insurer where he focused on mortgage performance modeling, reinsurance, and credit risk transfer. Previously, Andrew worked in a consulting role focusing modeling government-backed mortgage performance (single-family and reverse) and risk management for federal agencies.
Andrew has authored/coauthored many essays and articles on topics including mortgage credit risk modeling, credit risk transfer, and impacts of natural disasters on mortgage credit risk.
Examples of Andrew’s publications include:
- In it for the long-haul: A case for the expanded use of the GSEs’ reinsurance CRT executions, Milliman Insight, May 2020.
- Residential Flood Risk in the United States: Quantifying Flood Losses, Mortgage Risk and Sea Level Rise, Society of Actuaries, May 2020.
- BS, Economics, Binghamton University
- BA, Mathematics, Binghamton University
Publications