Industry Briefs, Sept. 8, 2026
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Candor Technology Launches Candor DI
Candor Technology, Alpharetta, Ga., launched Candor DI, a document intelligence engine.
Candor DI is an automated document indexing, classification and data validation engine designed to automate document intake and resolve cross-source data discrepancies.
As borrower documents arrive, the engine automatically splits, classifies, renames and routes them into the lender’s LOS folders, extracts data points and cross-references data against other documents.
It’s available as a standalone solution, via API integration or fully embedded within Candor’s patented Loan Engineering System. It was built in accordance with the GSEs’ AI rules.
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AD Mortgage Announces $407M Non-QM Securitization
AD Mortgage, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., announced AD Mortgage Trust 2026-NQM6, its sixth securitization of 2026. It was sponsored by Imperial Fund Management, Hollywood, Fla.
It represents the platform’s 34th securitization and 21st ADMT deal rated by Fitch Ratings.
The underlying collateral pool consists of 1,040 residential mortgages with an aggregate balance of $407,455,823 as the cut-off date. It reflects a strong borrower profile, including a weighted average original FICO score of 753 and a weighted average combined loan-to-value ratio of 69.3%.
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WFG Enterprise Solutions Announces Valutrust Ready for UAD 3.6
WFG Enterprise Solutions, a division of Williston Financial Group, Portland, Ore., announced its national appraisal management company, Valutrust, is ready to accept and process appraisal orders using the Uniform Appraisal Dataset 3.6.
Valutrust can now receive UAD 3.6 orders, coordinate fulfillment with trained appraisers, process the new data and report formats and support quality-control and delivery workflows as lenders move into production.
This gives lenders access to an experienced national AMC that can help them plan, test and transition their appraisal operations before the mandate.
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STRATMOR Analyzes Selection of Subservicing Partners
STRATMOR, Denver, released its latest Insights Report, featuring Senior Partner Nicole Yung’s article: “Trust the Pass: Choosing the Right Mortgage Subservicing Partner.”
It draws on findings from STRATMOR’s 2026 Subservicing Market Survey.
The report also contains Director of Customer Experience Mike Seminari’s: “Has the Mortgage Industry Been Chasing the Wrong Customer Experience Metric?”
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