Technology

A relatively small company started a little less than two years ago is aiming to grow aggressively while stressing technology-driven efficiencies and upfront disclosure to consumers.

A new business process management software creates rules and checklists for servicers to ensure the cases they take to foreclosure meet compliance guidelines—technology that developer Pegasystems says protects servicers and lien holders from faulty foreclosure processes and speeds up the time it takes a property to transfer to real estate owned status.

Counterintuitive as it might seem, there's a group of consumers lenders should consider carefully for their profit potential: first-time defaulters.

The Federal Communications Commission will pick up the debate on Net neutrality at a scheduled meeting later this month, voting on a proposal that would implement new regulations on Internet service providers and allow tiered-based pricing of broadband access.

Reverse Mortgage Solutions this week launched a consumer, self-service website for borrowers to manage reverse mortgage accounts serviced by the Houston-based company.

The latest briefs from the world of mortgage technology…

Tradeweb and three Wall Street firms this week launched technology designed to mitigate the risk of failed to-be-announced (TBA) MBS trades in situations where deals can be resolved by delivery through tri-party arrangements.

The company which operates the National Association of Realtors' official website is now in the mortgage business.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development cut corners when it attempted to upgrade a number of internal computer systems and hastily awarded a $17 million add-on contract to an IT services procurement originally valued at $800 million, according to the findings of a HUD Office of Inspector General audit.

The latest briefs from the world of mortgage technology…