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Countrywide expands closing assistance program, launches modification program

Nov 06, 2007

Interthinx integrates FEMA alerts and regulatory compliance modulesMortgagePress.comMortgage regulatory compliance,disaster readiness Interthinx Inc. has announced the integration of Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) alerts into its FraudGUARD loan-level fraud detection product. This enhancement will automatically provide lenders with supplemental information, when a subject property is located in an area where FEMA has issued an alert. In addition, Interthinx Inc. has introduced regulatory compliance modules within its PredProtect compliance product, allowing users to input company licenses and then selectively trigger state-level tests within the "license administration" function. Agoura Hills, Calif.-based Interthinx Inc. is a provider of fraud prevention, compliance and decision support tools for the mortgage industry. For more information, call (800) 333-4510 or visit www.interthinx.com.
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