Inco-Check LLC, Boston, announced Narrow Gauge Capital completed acquisition of a majority interest in the company.
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Housing Market Roundup: Dec. 21, 2021
So many reports, so little time. Here’s a roundup of recent housing market reports that came across the MBA NewsLink desk:
Jim Freeman of Fiserv: Mortgage Magic in Thinking Big
The truth is, there is magic in thinking big, especially for the mortgage industry and especially now. In fact, viewing the industry with a new perspective can only benefit lenders in this changing market.
Jim Freeman of Fiserv: Mortgage Magic in Thinking Big
The truth is, there is magic in thinking big, especially for the mortgage industry and especially now. In fact, viewing the industry with a new perspective can only benefit lenders in this changing market.
Jim Freeman of Fiserv: Mortgage Magic in Thinking Big
The truth is, there is magic in thinking big, especially for the mortgage industry and especially now. In fact, viewing the industry with a new perspective can only benefit lenders in this changing market.
Jim Freeman of Fiserv: Mortgage Magic in Thinking Big
The truth is, there is magic in thinking big, especially for the mortgage industry and especially now. In fact, viewing the industry with a new perspective can only benefit lenders in this changing market.
Jim Freeman of Fiserv: Mortgage Magic in Thinking Big
The truth is, there is magic in thinking big, especially for the mortgage industry and especially now. In fact, viewing the industry with a new perspective can only benefit lenders in this changing market.
Data Identification and Governance: Updated FFIEC Examination Manual Booklet Indicates Higher Expectations by Financial Institution Examiners
On June 30, the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council issued a new booklet. We identified critical guidelines from the new booklet that will introduce fresh challenges to your financial institution.
Scott Roller: Mortgage Vendor News & Views (November)
This major trend continues – banks and lenders sticking to their core competencies and seeking strategic vendor partners for the non-core – via technology and outsourcing. The low rate ‘feeding frenzy’ will come to an abrupt end, we just don’t know when. Still yet, we are starting to see financial institutions give more focus to the bottom line – cost cutting. Engaging third-party vendors is often a first consideration, reducing fixed costs.
Scott Roller: Mortgage Vendor News & Views (November)
This major trend continues – banks and lenders sticking to their core competencies and seeking strategic vendor partners for the non-core – via technology and outsourcing. The low rate ‘feeding frenzy’ will come to an abrupt end, we just don’t know when. Still yet, we are starting to see financial institutions give more focus to the bottom line – cost cutting. Engaging third-party vendors is often a first consideration, reducing fixed costs.