CUSO Prime Alliance, Tukwila, Wash., has acquired Dexma, a provider of online mortgage lending technology to more than 1,400 institutions. The combined company will be known as Prime Alliance Solutions. Joe Brancucci, CEO of Prime Alliance, noted that Dexma, Edina, Minn., helped create Prime Alliance, lending a certain amount of irony to the deal. "It is like a child is swallowing up one of its parents," he told Credit Union Journal, a sister publication to National Mortgage News. "I think it's a good move for a lot of reasons. We were ahead of our time in 2001, but today there are lots of opportunities." Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. According to Brancucci, Prime Alliance has worked closely with Dexma over the past decade in creating new solutions for mortgage lending, especially to credit unions. He said the acquisition will allow the CUSO to take ownership of the technology Dexma produces. "We've always been part of the dialog, and have driven the development of a lot of aspects, but this takes the relationship to a new level." Prime Alliance and Dexma co-developed the Mortgage Lending Suite, which includes retail lending, third-party lending, loan fulfillment and secondary market centers. The two said they combine to handle 35% of credit union mortgage originations. Dexma's clients include U.S. Bank Home Mortgage, Weichert Financial Services and MetLife Home Loans. Since inception, more than 6 million loans have been processed on the Dexma platform, totaling approximately $1.1 trillion in loan volume.
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