As regulations and market forces continue to re-shape the mortgage industry, the e-mortgage will, by design, reflect those changes.
As regulations and market forces continue to re-shape the mortgage industry, the e-mortgage will, by design, reflect those changes.
Mortgage Cadence’s full array of enterprise-grade loan origination technology allows lenders to manage compliance and to close more loans efficiently.
"You need an open platform with a modern interface. Ease of use is critical. The innovative technology firms will be adding quality development staff. The innovative system of the future will be scalable, compliant and include all of the fun stuff, too.”
Fast-forward to today and SaaS is the new standard for all applications (even mission-critical) for all mortgage organizations (yes, including top-tier lenders!).
"That’s what has made Mortgage Cadence so successful. The company has always managed to stay ahead of the curve."
Business Intelligence for ELC’s Imaging Center includes out-of-the-box dashboards designed to analyze throughput, individual performance, and document bottlenecks.
By: Paul Wetzel, "Back to the Future of Lending," for CMBA News The year was 1985. As the DeLorean flew its way into the year 2015, we got a “sneak peek” at what was to come 30 years into the future. With technology gaining momentum unlike anything previously seen with the rollout of personal computers, […]
DENVER, CO; July 16, 2015 – With the release of the latest version of the Accenture Mortgage Cadence Loan Fulfillment Center platform, Accenture (NYSE: ACN) has completed enhancements to all of its mortgage lending platforms to provide lenders with the required functionality to lend compliantly with the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure (TRID) rule, which now, pending […]
By: Paul Wetzel for Tomorrow's Mortgage Executive Increasing efficiency while decreasing costs is an ancient mortgage industry topic. We dealt with it at the turn of the century and made substantial gains only to watch them all roll back under the twin tides of the housing crisis and the regulatory onslaught. Operating costs are reaching […]