The mortgage industry's digital transformation is revolutionizing the home buying experience and upending the status quo for lenders and servicers. The Digital Mortgage Conference is the premiere event exclusively dedicated to these developments, bringing over 1,500 professionals to Las Vegas on Sept. 17-18 for keynote speakers, panels and the main attraction: live product demos showcasing the latest mortgage innovations.
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Kristina Leach is a director of BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance) insights at Quantum Metric. As a go-to-market and industry lead, Kristina provides expertise that supports financial institutions ability to optimize the digital customer experience. Prior to joining Quantum Metric, Kristina earned her MBA at MIT Sloan School of Management and worked for Bain & Co, Fidelity Investments and MassMutual holding roles across various functions.
November 3
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Stronger collateral and less credit enhancement reflect lessening pandemic risk.
November 3
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Purchases also dropped on a weekly basis, but still show signs of strong demand.
November 3
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Matt Homer is executive in residence at Nyca Partners and former executive deputy superintendent of research and innovation at the New York State Department of Financial Services, where he oversaw the department’s efforts related to cryptocurrency.
November 3
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The decision raised major questions about what’s next for a company that was pushing deeper into the U.S. housing market as part of its bid to transform itself from an online listings giant into a buyer and seller of thousands of homes a month.
November 3
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Valon Technologies Inc., a startup that operates a digital mortgage-servicing platform, raised $43.9 million in equity funding from investors including affiliates of Starwood Capital Group and Freedom Mortgage.
November 3
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A report by the agency found that consumers in majority Black neighborhoods were more than twice as likely as those in white neighborhoods to lodge complaints with the credit bureaus over information in their files. Meanwhile, disputes were less common among older borrowers.
November 2
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The transaction expands the investment management company’s portfolio of mortgage and real estate companies, which includes Selene, Deephaven and Progress Residential.
November 2
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The business hit a major snag in recent months as the company’s algorithms caused it to overpay for houses just as the heated U.S. market began to cool slightly, forcing it to list properties at a loss.
November 2
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After closing its merger with Caliber, the company also hopes to pare down expenses by at least 10%.
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