Technology

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The platform, built off a recent acquisition, looks to create efficiency in the growing wholesale lending market.

The companies talk through their products aimed at making the processes safer and more inclusive for consumers.

The pandemic, a refinancing boom and intensified appraiser shortage boosted appraisal alternatives in line with the rise in remote work. Now an overheating purchase market and policymaker scrutiny are shifting priorities.

The technology could help firms that have had less access to automation and generally have conducted trades used to hedge loan pipelines by phone.

The loan origination system provider, which launched an IPO on July 28, reported that its second quarter revenue and income grew 38% year-over-year.

The government bond insurer allowed lenders to become “eIssuers” a little over a year ago, and the move contributed to a large surge in electronic notes this year.

The software from Incenter allows appraisers to use a homeowner’s mobile phone to take time-stamped and geotagged photos, in addition to dimensions recorded with a 3-D scanning digital measuring tape.

Lenders and servicers must ask three essential questions of their technology provider in order to better understand how they operate, writes the director of U.S. operations for Paradatec.

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