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Innovation brought to the stage. Explore the latest software solutions through curated presentations designed to inspire, drive efficiency, and transform the way you do business. • Top of Mind • Finastra • Applica

In this engaging session, the innovative team at Langley Credit Union will share how they have used DocuSign and its integration with their LOS, Mortgage Cadence, to digitize its mortgage process to efficiency and bring expenses into alignment while boosting team productivity and improving borrower experience.

Should automated valuations enable consumers to get mortgages instantly? What about iBuyers in the wake of Zillow's pivot? And how do regulators view the home valuation topic today?

Hear ICE Mortgage Technology’s Senior Vice President of Business and Client Development Parvesh Sahi offer insights into digital technology considerations that sellers and buyers need to consider to help increase margins, as well as where and how to, reduce duplicative tasks and accelerate purchases.

Early case studies show blockchain can remove 100-120 basis points of cost from originations through securitization in mortgage. What can this tech really do for this sector?

Does anyone build their own tech stack now across originations and servicing? Or is fintech moving too fast now? This session goes into details on which systems and functions you should build vs. buy in 2022, as discussed by the top digital strategists across bank and non-bank lenders.

During this discussion, panelists from Fannie Mae, Credit Karma and Better will uncover how lenders and technology platforms can tackle existing barriers to remediate racial discrimination in the housing market.

Weichert Financial—a multifaceted IMB based in New Jersey—has a unique view on what makes a digital closing provider successful: trust. Sean O’Flynn, SVP of Process Improvement at Weichert Financial, and Vishal Rana, VP of Customer Success at Snapdocs discuss what makes a ‘white glove’ experience, and why it should be the number one consideration when choosing a digital closing provider.

Consumers increasingly demand one-stop shop homeownership. How does RESPA evolve as this consumer demand mortgage gives rise to mortgage and real estate joint ventures, as well as mortgage firms integrating multiple homeownership services into one experience? Does RESPA actually keep consumer costs lower? Or is it making prices higher by requiring every provider to incur their own customer acquisition cost? Is there a place for responsible one-stop models in the modern housing market?

Venture capitalists are looking at a maturing mortgage, real estate, and fintech landscape and putting al, the dots together. What are the best ideas as we move into 2022?