This year, a new three-event series will dive deep into the opportunities, challenges and predictions for the 2021 mortgage industry. Presented by National Mortgage News, the events will gather senior leaders for one single-day examination focused on lenders at DIGITAL MORTGAGE: Origination, followed by another single-day exploration keenly focused on the servicing sector at DIGITAL MORTGAGE: Servicing.
The series culminates with a three-day flagship DIGITAL MORTGAGE virtual conference, where the entire community will gather for peer-to-peer discussions, keynotes and networking.
The industry’s flagship event brings together senior professionals to analyze the impact of complete mortgage digitization, discuss how to provide increased value to customers and explore how to reposition within an evolving marketplace. At DIGITAL MORTGAGE 2021, you’ll gain insights about lending’s new dynamics, tougher regulatory hurdles and the trends that cement customer loyalty.
More details coming soon — continue to check back for updates.
The full DIGITAL MORTGAGE series experience will offer the most comprehensive overview this community has seen. This is your opportunity to network, stay engaged throughout the year and gain the most relevant insights as they pertain to the full scope of the mortgage industry ecosystem.
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Examine the shift between refi and purchase volumes, explore efficiencies through automation and learn to attract top producers.
Explore operating efficiencies and structural changes for servicers in a climate of increased regulation and low interest rates.
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From National Mortgage News
Black Knight bolsters e-notes with DocVerify acquisition
As mortgage companies look to build out their offerings and provide customers with fully digital experiences, Black Knight announced its acquisition of DocVerify.
A representative at Black Knight said terms of the transaction will not be disclosed.
Zombie foreclosures grow, raising a red flag for market watchers
While the overall amount of foreclosures continued its coronavirus-moratorium descent, the share of zombie properties grew during the third quarter of 2020, according to Attom Data Solutions.
Election 2020 donations reveal divisions within the mortgage industry
Conventional wisdom suggests that in business, it's often smartest not to take sides in politics. Figures in the mortgage industry have long understood this, largely supporting both Democrats and Republicans in about equal measure over time.