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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Beeline already owns 47.6% of MagicBlocks. Its platform has enabled Beeline's chatbot, Bob, which the company says has increased lead to lock conversions by 8%.
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Market wonderment over inflation data and a possible halt to the Iran conflict resulted in what some trackers found to be a sideways week for mortgage rates.
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Rajeev Khanna is the chief information officer at Trucordia. He is a seasoned executive leader with over three decades of experience in insurance and other industries, directing global technological operations, product development, and infrastructure management. He balances strategic thinking with innovation and hands-on execution, leveraging his deep understanding of how technology can unlock value in the insurance industry. His expertise spans e-commerce, banking, technology, and professional services. With a passion for building effective and sustainable teams, Khanna has fostered collaborative environments while managing globally dispersed operations through his leadership and top talent mentorship.
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CrossCountry Mortgage, stating its competing bid versus UWM is the "highest premium paid for a mortgage REIT," hinted it could make other moves.
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Mark Rems is a principal and national leader of the
KPMG Indirect Tax Technology practice. Based in Philadelphia, he has roughly 25 years of tax and technology experience helping clients improve their indirect tax function. He has led large global tax engine implementation projects for a variety of ERP systems including SAP, Oracle, and MS Dynamics. He also has extensive experience in programming and application development which includes developing custom integrations and standalone programs to assist clients with their indirect tax calculation and reporting processes. He has deep sales and use tax compliance experience and has helped clients centralize and automate their monthly compliance function. He has direct experience working in a number of niche tax technical areas such as motor fuels, excise taxes, telecom taxes and lease taxes.May 28 -
Amit Ringshia is a principal in
KPMG 's New York Ignition office. He focuses on the design and delivery of technology solutions and has more than 16 years of experience delivering tax technology driven transformations. He is focused on innovating solutions in areas of tax data management, tax process automation and integration, tax analytics, digital labor and tax department collaboration. He is responsible for assisting in technical aspects of projects including solution design, development, infrastructure, governance models, management and migration. He has architected solutions that integrate multiple tax technologies with company technologies to optimize efficiencies for an effective tax function. He leads teams with experience in software development and tax domain. He supports engagements by leveraging his technology and tax experience with project execution and delivery expertise. He has assisted engagement teams and their clients to enhance the utilization of technology in data collection, processing, analysis and reporting. In addition, he has delivered tax technology solutions that span the breath of tax department functions such as planning, compliance, transfer pricing, audits and provisioning for both direct and indirect tax functions. He is an active member of various tax and technology groups in New York City and is a regular speaker at various tax and technology conferences. He also organizes innovative technology sessions and trainings for tax professionals.May 28 -
The sales setback in April suggests the nation is still struggling to emerge from a three-year housing funk.
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Greg Ryan is a Bloomberg News reporter in Boston covering the economy and politics of Massachusetts.
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Initial claims increased by 5,000 to 215,000 in the week ended May 23, the highest since mid-April, according to Labor Department data released Thursday.
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A new deal makes Wells Fargo the preferred lender of homes built by 3D-technology firm Icon, with the bank offering a 50 basis point discount to borrowers.
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