Platform volume overtook DTC, but costly enterprise integrations have yet to deliver, and new partnership growth is not expected until Q4
Tagged: mortgage technologies
Fannie Mae’s new requirements put AI oversight into practice, giving lenders a clear starting point for identifying risk and building responsible governance
John Hardesty and Daniel Esquibel take on broader roles amid growth across the verification provider’s markets
Integration gives Encompass lenders access to settlement-agent risk assessments and verified wire instructions through their existing SettlementOne workflow
The integration lets mortgage professionals move Canva designs into targeted advertising while preserving lenders’ compliance-review controls
Company pivots toward partner-led distribution and expects annualized cost reductions to exceed $45 million by year-end
The acquired technology keeps rejected applicants connected to their lender while they work toward eligibility, creating a potential pipeline of mortgage-ready borrowers
AI can automate routine mortgage tasks, but loan officers who use that time to strengthen trust, communication, and client relationships may become more valuable
Portfolio Intelligence tracks changes in borrowers’ liabilities after closing, helping lenders identify potential home equity and debt-consolidation business
The technology veteran will oversee product execution, platform development, engineering, infrastructure, and cloud strategy