ComplianceEase has awarded four technology partners its highest certification level in recognition of their ability to help their customers prepare loan data for transmission electronically to state regulators through RegulatorConnect.org, the ComplianceEase automated compliance system selected by the American Association of Residential Mortgage Regulators to help improve oversight of the mortgage business. Lender Processing Services, Lender Support Systems, Mortgage Banking Systems and ProLender Solutions received the Platinum Partner Certifications at AARMR's annual conference in Savannah, Ga. Compliance Ease, a provider of compliance and risk management tools, introduced the certification program earlier this year to help lenders adapt to the new automated residential mortgage examination initiatives introduced by AARMR and the Conference of State Bank Supervisors. The certification requires recipients to provide its users with secure, one-click export of 100% of the loan information necessary for the examinations while also offering up-to-date, seamless loan-level compliance audits through Compliance Analyzer, another ComplianceEase platform.
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