A borrower's credit report provides a valuable snapshot of their financial health. Mortgage lenders have been using it for years to underwrite their deals, credit is, the most dynamic of the 3 Cs of lending, and it has proven a reliable source of data to predict loan performance. But it can be more than that if the lender learns not to take the borrower’s credit at face value.

(One in a continuing series of profiles of Premier Members of the Mortgage Bankers Association)

MBA NewsLink spoke with Joseph Camerieri of Mortgage Cadence about the mortgage landscape after the Black Knight/ICE merger, and what it will take to succeed in such an environment.

The challenge for many lenders today is actually one of “data overload” as they work to convert “available” data into “actionable” data.

This week’s top legislative and policy news from the Mortgage Bankers Association.

On Oct. 17 at MBA Annual, University of Pennsylvania Professor Susan Wachter, an expert in housing finance and real estate and urban economics, will discuss the latest data and trends in homeownership, housing supply, affordability and other market trends impacting your business.