Mortgage technology

Charter Mortgage Picks Fiserv LOS

June 10, 2005, 2:00 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Fiserv Lending Solutions has announced that Albuquerque, N.M.-based Charter Mortgage has selected Fiserv's UniFi PRO Mortgage eX loan origination software system to extend its relationship with Fiserv and embrace the electronic mortgage.Lyle Greenberg, Charter's vice president of mortgage operations, said the company found itself needing to take better advantage of modern technology, especially in the areas of databases, the Internet, and integration with other systems and services. Charter Mortgage is New Mexico's largest mortgage company and is the only company originating and servicing residential and commercial mortgages in the state.

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