Black Knight to Service Union Bank & Trust's Portfolio – NMP Skip to main content

Black Knight to Service Union Bank & Trust's Portfolio

Jun 26, 2014

Black Knight Financial Services has announced that Union Bank & Trust, based in Lincoln, Neb., has signed a five-year contract to service mortgage loans in-house using MSP, Black Knight's industry-leading mortgage and consumer loan servicing platform. MSP, a complete, end-to-end system used by financial institutions to manage all servicing processes, including loan boarding, escrow administration, investor reporting and more, offers servicers the ability to meet all mortgage and consumer loan servicing needs for any size portfolio. The implementation of MSP supports Union Bank & Trust's expansion into mortgage servicing, which complements the broad mix of financial services the bank offers to businesses and individuals. To expand the capabilities of its new servicing platform, Union Bank & Trust will integrate the following Black Knight solutions with MSP: ►Electronic Loan Interface to automate the loan setup process. ►Customer CareNet to provide an online solution that gives Union Bank & Trust borrowers instant access to their mortgage information. ►iDisburse to provide Union Bank & Trust with a fully automated check-printing solution for reviewing, printing and auditing disbursements. "MSP offers us the ability to centrally manage all servicing functions on a single technology platform and to easily accommodate our growing loan portfolio," said Alan Fosler, senior vice president, Union Bank & Trust. "The powerful capabilities of Black Knight's technology give us the confidence that MSP is the best system to support our bank's expansion into loan servicing." "Our technology will allow Union Bank & Trust to reallocate resources to higher-priority customer service and revenue-building initiatives, which will support its growth goals," said Joe Nackashi, CIO and president of Black Knight's Servicing and Default Technologies division. "With MSP, we expect Union Bank & Trust to realize greater operational efficiency, reduce regulatory risk and provide a better borrower experience."
About the author
Published
Jun 26, 2014
July CPI Eases Mortgage-Rate Risk, But Doesn’t Promise Relief

Consumer inflation rose just 0.1% in July, reducing pressure for a September Fed rate hike as mortgage rates remain near their highest levels of the year

Aug 13, 2026
The Fed Held. The Mortgage Market Got A Warning.

Three policymakers favored an immediate hike, while Warsh welcomed higher bond yields and offered no clear path toward mortgage-rate relief

Jul 30, 2026
New Study Finds UWM's 'All-In' Triggered Industrywide Pricing Spillovers

Research shows wholesale competitors responded to the 2021 Rocket ban by lowering mortgage rates,

Jul 15, 2026
First Major Housing Reform In Decades Becomes Law Without Trump's Signature

Bipartisan ROAD to Housing Act advances supply, construction, and mortgage reforms despite White House protest

Jul 10, 2026
Mortgage Star Conference Honors Women Shaping The Future Of Mortgage Leadership

MWLC honors leaders driving innovation, mentorship, and growth across the mortgage industry

Jul 09, 2026
June Jobs Report Improves Mortgage Rate Outlook

Slower hiring strengthens bonds and eases concerns over additional Fed tightening

Jul 02, 2026