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Jul 31, 2006

Dexma completes MISMO certificationMortgagePress.comMISMO, Dexma, MXCompliance Dexma has earned MXCompliance certification for credit request and automated underwriting services for its Web-based platforms, validating that these services, provided by Dexma to lenders and other mortgage industry players, comply with MISMO standards. "We're pleased to be among the first in the industry to receive MISMO certification for credit and automated underwriting services connections to our Web-based platforms," said Gretchen Etzel, Dexma chief technology officer. "We will continue to work with MISMO to ensure our other services and solutions meet the highest industry standards." Dexma Inc. is a technology provider for the mortgage industry based in Edina, Minn. For more information, call (888) 831-0955 or visit www.dexma.com. Washington, D.C.-based MISMO is a non-profit subsidiary of the Mortgage Bankers Association established to develop mortgage data exchange and file specification standards for the mortgage industry. For more information, call (202) 557-2772 or visit www.mismo.org.
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