REOTrans, Los Angeles, is changing its name to Equator in order to facilitate the expansion of its technology solution, which automates and connects the residential default servicing industry. The transition is slated to take place at yearend, according to Chris Saitta, the company's CEO. "The company chose the name to represent its scope and purpose," he said. "The Equator is comprehensive yet precise and a point of change." The technology platform includes a configurable workstation, a marketplace, transactional web site, and a borrower self-service portal. Users of the system currently include 15,000 default vendors and 625,000 real estate agents to manage more than 150,000 transactions daily.
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The office, which follows the state's criminalization of the white-collar fraud, will flag suspicious property filings and improve data-sharing across agencies.
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Fintech firm IntraFi's most recent quarterly survey of bank executives showed rising pessimism among bankers related to "instability in Washington," as well as growing concerns about technology-enabled fraud.
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The NEXA CEO accused his rival of lashing out at his company despite its own alleged wrongdoing in poaching loan officers and diverting loans.
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M&A, complementary to widespread artificial intelligence implementation, is also high on the list of upcoming priorities for new Dark Matter CEO Vikas Rao.
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Check out the initial reveal of the 28th edition of National Mortgage News' Top Producer survey, in a year where falling rates helped industry-wide volume.
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The government guarantor aims to distinguish delinquencies reported as a result of a Federal Housing Administration rule change from broader market trends.
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