With increased competition from FinTechs, big tech and megabanks expected over the next decade, how can community-focused financial institutions remain competitive? Offering borrowers a digital mortgage experience rooted in local service and values can be a key differentiator.
With increased competition from FinTechs, big tech and megabanks expected over the next decade, how can community-focused financial institutions remain competitive? Offering borrowers a digital mortgage experience rooted in local service and values can be a key differentiator.
Promontory MortgagePath’s Ken Janik and Paul Katz sit down with the ABA to discuss how community banks can leverage our solution to address mortgage challenges, reduce compliance risk and increase profitability.
Promontory MortgagePath’s Ken Janik and Paul Katz sit down with the ABA to discuss how community banks can leverage our solution to address mortgage challenges, reduce compliance risk and increase profitability.
By Colgate Selden The Evolving Role of the Chief Compliance Officer in Selecting Tech and Tech Vendors The digital mortgage promise is compelling: new technology and better workflow meeting consumer, lender, servicer, investor and regulator needs and requirements all built for compliance and protecting participants from unnecessary risk.
By Colgate Selden The Evolving Role of the Chief Compliance Officer in Selecting Tech and Tech Vendors The digital mortgage promise is compelling: new technology and better workflow meeting consumer, lender, servicer, investor and regulator needs and requirements all built for compliance and protecting participants from unnecessary risk.
BY KIMBERLY GREENE Do you need to operate in the cloud? The phone rings. A quick look at the caller ID reveals that the
BY KIMBERLY GREENE Do you need to operate in the cloud? The phone rings. A quick look at the caller ID reveals that the
Borrower expectations are shifting. Fast, secure, and accessible digital services are no longer an advantage – they’re imperative to remaining competitive. With the rising popularity of non-traditional banks and lenders, banks are seeking innovative ways to meet changing expectations, compete with new challengers and remain profitable.
Borrower expectations are shifting. Fast, secure, and accessible digital services are no longer an advantage – they’re imperative to remaining competitive. With the rising popularity of non-traditional banks and lenders, banks are seeking innovative ways to meet changing expectations, compete with new challengers and remain profitable.
I recently joined Promontory MortgagePath as a Data Engineer and – for the first time in my career – I’m working in the mortgage industry. I was attracted to the role because of the incredible data- and process-complexity. The almost infinite volumes of data provide both opportunities and challenges. How do we ensure the quality of data – its overall integrity (lineage, security, privacy), accuracy and completeness?. For me, full data transparency and availability are the keys to – and the foundation of – innovative technology solutions.
I recently joined Promontory MortgagePath as a Data Engineer and – for the first time in my career – I’m working in the mortgage industry. I was attracted to the role because of the incredible data- and process-complexity. The almost infinite volumes of data provide both opportunities and challenges. How do we ensure the quality of data – its overall integrity (lineage, security, privacy), accuracy and completeness?. For me, full data transparency and availability are the keys to – and the foundation of – innovative technology solutions.
In the immediate mortgage-crisis aftermath, most consumers believed getting a mortgage was hard. And it was. But something changed. The past four years spawned multi-billion-dollar ad campaigns from mega lenders reassuring consumers that getting a mortgage is simple now - thanks to technology.
In the immediate mortgage-crisis aftermath, most consumers believed getting a mortgage was hard. And it was. But something changed. The past four years spawned multi-billion-dollar ad campaigns from mega lenders reassuring consumers that getting a mortgage is simple now - thanks to technology.
