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ICBA Extends Agreement With D+H Mortgagebot

Oct 07, 2013

ICBA Mortgage has announced that it has extended its agreement with D+H Mortgagebot, ensuring that community banks will continue to enjoy affordable access to leading mortgage origination technology. “ICBA Mortgage is delighted to continue its long-term relationship with D+H Mortgagebot,” said Ron Haynie, executive vice president of ICBA Mortgage. D+H Mortgagebot, an ICBA Mortgage-endorsed vendor since 2005, is a top provider of Web-based cloud computing lending solutions. The company’s award-winning Mortgagebot Enterprise platform enables banks to offer borrowers a superior online application experience and automate the mortgage application process through traditional point-of-sale channels. Enterprise helps community banks simplify compliance, increase mortgage profitability and narrow big lenders’ competitive advantages by creating greater visibility to capture online volume at an affordable cost.   Haynie added that Enterprise is a great solution for community banks facing regulatory challenges because of its immediate, accurate delivery of compliance-ready disclosures.   Shirley Pleiman, assistant vice president at The Peoples Bank Co. in Coldwater, Ohio, said that since her bank became a D+H Mortgagebot customer, the system has improved the completeness of their applications, has greatly reduced documentation exceptions and has become an integral part of their day-to-day business.    “We are thrilled to offer ICBA members direct access to proven tools for leveling the playing field,” said Matt Cotter, senior vice president of marketing at D+H US. “D+H is focused on delivering products our clients need to compete, serve their customers, grow and streamline their businesses—and the Enterprise platform is no exception.”
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