Fidelity National Financial Launches Digital Closing Hub

NationalMortgageProfessional.com

Oct 21, 2019

Fidelity National Financial (FNF) has announced the launch of its new Digital Closing Hub, available to FNF title agents nationwide.

“We are proud of all the work that we’ve done when it comes to digital closings and Remote Online Notarization,” said Steve Day, president of National Agency Operations for Fidelity National Financial. “Our goal is to give our agents the technology and strength they need to succeed, but we are focused on their education too. This new Hub is the key our agents need as they unlock the power of digital closings for the customers in their markets.”

The Digital Closing Hub will be full of content focused on industry news, educational materials for agents and their office staff, marketing tips when it comes to dealing with lenders and real estate agents, and a list of approved vendors to help with the digital closing process.

“Our goal is to ensure our agents are fully informed on all the latest news and education regarding digital closings and remote online notarization,” said Jason Nadeau, Fidelity National Financial’s chief digital officer. “This new Hub will provide them with the material and information they need to stay current on these topics for their customers. We are just at the beginning of this digital revolution, and FNF is proud to be ahead of the curve for our agents. Whether they are ready to go fully digital now with their lenders or just wanting to explore this topic for customer conversations down the road, the new Digital Closing Hub will be full of information that is useful and engaging.”

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