For Immediate Release
Monday, March 12, 2001


Contact: Stacy Miles
V-Tek Systems Corporation
909-396-5355; smiles@v-tek.com

V-Tek Systems Corporation, a software development and system integration company, today announced that they will be offering their student loan data warehouse system,
SL DataMart, in a remote ASP configuration.

"The system has been in production for more than a year at Bank of America," said Doug Hawks, V-Tek Executive Vice President. "Their response to its functionality has been extremely positive. Given the way it has improved B of A's portfolio management, we think there is a real need for it at other large and medium sized lenders in the student loan market." Kathy Cannon, Bank of America Senior Vice President agrees. "Until now, we only had a servicer-by-servicer view of what was happening with our loans, not the total picture. With all of our servicing data accessible in one place for reporting and inquiry, we really have complete management control of our student loan portfolio."

Most, if not all, active student lenders use multiple servicers to manage the servicing aspects of their student loan portfolio. Each servicer is unique in the way it reports information and even in how it structures a student loan account in its database. As a result portfolio management for the asset holder is generally a compartmentalized process with a largely manual roll-up of limited financial and management data. SL DataMart solves this loan servicing data dilemma by taking month-end data feeds from each of a lender's loan servicers and merging this information into a single database. The merging process requires that the data from each servicer be mapped into a standard format before processing to the SL DataMart database. "Part of the problem has always been that every servicer had a unique data structure for student loan accounts," says Rick Knapp, the architect of the system. "We use a combination of Oracle data mart tools and our own proprietary mapping technology to create a consistent structure across servicers."

Once the monthly feeds are loaded to the system, scheduled reports are run against the data that gives the using entity a true picture of how their overall portfolio is performing. They can look at loan volume by school on a monthly and year-to-date basis and see what the volume is doing compared to the previous year. They can project interest earning, track delinquencies and model the financial impact of secondary market sales. A lender can also utilize the consolidated information as a customer service tool by providing borrower customers with on-the-spot status and repayment information via a Web browser interface.

V-Tek Systems Corporation, headquartered in Diamond Bar, CA, is a software development and system integration company with extensive expertise in Web-based business applications, Internet communications, client/server technology, UNIX & NT operating systems and Oracle database software. V-Tek provides software solutions and services to many of the nation's financial institutions and colleges and universities.

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