MISMO announced a new interactive workshop, Mortgage Ready: Exploring How MISMO Standards Could Transform Financial Guidance into Homeownership. Sponsored by VantageScore and nCino, the workshop will be held during the MISMO Spring Summit.
Tag: Data Standards
FDTA, SBR, and MISMO: Why Data Standardization is a Strategic Imperative
Longtime NewsLink contributor Mark Dangelo says data modernization is not about regulatory compliance; it’s about regulatory consistency.
FDTA, SBR, and the MISMO Opportunity: Why Data Standardization Is Mortgage’s Next Strategic Imperative
Longtime NewsLink contributor Mark Dangelo says data modernization is not about regulatory compliance; it’s about regulatory consistency.
MISMO Partners with Federal Housing Agencies to Launch New Work Group Focused on Building a New Servicing Data Standard
MISMO, the real estate finance industry’s standards organization, today issued a call for industry professionals to join a new development work group focused on creating a servicing data standard for Federal Housing Agency loans. The Federal Housing Agency Servicing Dataset workgroup effort is powered by Sagent.
MISMO Names David Coleman President
MISMO®, the real estate finance industry standards organization, named mortgage industry veteran David Coleman President.
MISMO Seeks Public Comment on New Engineering Guideline in Use of XML Attributes and Elements
MISMO®, the real estate finance industry standards organization, seeks public comment on its new MISMO Engineering Guideline (MEG) 24, which outlines MISMO architecture development and interoperability principles for XML technologies and service requirements as identified by the MISMO constituency.
Fannie Mae: Without Data Standards (and MISMO), Mortgage Industry Doesn’t Go Digital
In a new white paper, Fannie Mae, Washington, D.C., has a simple message for mortgage lenders: go digital–or go out of business.
Fannie Mae: Without Data Standards (and MISMO), Mortgage Industry Doesn’t Go Digital
In a new white paper, Fannie Mae, Washington, D.C., has a simple message for mortgage lenders: go digital–or go out of business.