“While the full effects of the global pandemic are yet unknown, we do know that it has driven commerce online. The tech giants have done a great job of keeping consumers transacting, even for some very complex products and services. To do the same for home finance, lenders must meet a number of new borrower requirements. Doing so will require a mix of new technology and new processes.”
–Andrew Weiss, Vice President of Platform Strategy with Origence.
While other industries have learned to deliver high levels of customer engagement and satisfaction online, many lenders are still originating loans much as they were 20 years ago.
The Mortgage Bankers Association thanks its sponsors of the 2020 Annual Convention & Expo:
Breakout sessions are the heart and soul of the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Annual Convention & Expo. These sessions provide in-the-weeds discussions and insights from expert panelists on the most relevant topics to your business in these challenging times.
Here is a list of speakers/bios participating in the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Annual Convention & Expo (Annual20), Oct. 19-21.
General Sessions have always been the foundation of the MBA Annual Convention & Expo, and this year is no exception. MBA has assembled a stellar lineup of keynote speakers—Administration officials, historians, journalists, sports figures, industry experts—to inform, engage and entertain.
Here is an easy reference schedule for the MBA Annual Convention & Expo, scheduled to take place online Oct. 19-21. For more information, visit the Convention website.
The Mortgage Bankers Association is bringing the most anticipated industry event of the year directly to you. Join us online for the MBA Annual Convention & Expo 2020 and connect whenever you want, from wherever you want.
This week’s MBA Chart of the Week highlights the year-over-year growth in purchase applications broken down by loan size tiers from 2018 to 2020.
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