Til a mortgage do us part
Is three months of bank statements really enough to determine whether someone can afford a mortgage?
Is three months of bank statements really enough to determine whether someone can afford a mortgage?
The New York Times obtained two recordings highlighting racial discrimination in the bank.
This is the Latin American start-up’s fourth financing round.
The start-up offers future buyers a capital contribution – not a loan.
Snapdocs claims to power 10% of US mortgage transactions.
The identity challenge.
The fintech provides first-time buyers with an equity loan of up to 15%.
OpenWrks can determine when gambling will become a health issue too.
Zopa says it’s the first lender to show how it determines who to lend to.
The investment will help Nationwide’s campaign to improve the rental market.
The new system takes only 90 seconds to complete.
The lender wants a best-of-breed to grow.
And it could be hurting their bottom line.
The fintech has seen rapid growth since its 2016 launch.
The firm uses AI and data analytics to speed up mortgage applications.
The neobank allows workers to get paid faster.
Mortgage Cadence says the integration streamlines the application authentication process.
The funding was led by New York-based investor Prudence Holdings.
Drawing the curtains on a bright tomorrow.
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The solution helps lenders spot underwriting factors that can make the process faster.
The new tech will revamp the digital mortgage experience.
After 30+ years of private ownership, UK-based Phoebus has concluded a management buyout.
P2P platforms must implement changes by 9 December 2019, but the application of MCOB is immediate.
The new tech uses the Pega Platform, the digital process automation (DPA) platform from Pegasystems
“Iron Man” – super-powered, not totally automated.
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
Reducing the time-consuming, manual, and paper-intensive process “from weeks to minutes”.
The integration will help with document recognition and data extraction technology.
Adapt helps lenders who have complex workflows.
Data insights company AI Foundry has been doing a bit of spring cleaning.
Finicity’s Verification of Assets (VoA) solution integrated with Mortgage Cadence’s loan origination platform.
Blend will leverage Ellie Mae’s electronic disclosure delivery.
Digital mortgage tech vendor Tavant teams up with Freddie Mac.
O Big Brother, where art thou?
Goldman Sachs among investors and part of £13.6m Series B funding.
US Department of Justice lays down the law.
First pilot goes live for Scottish firm’s “Affordability Passport”.
Oklahoma-based BOK Financial joins forces with digital lending platform Roostify.
Also launched in ten additional states across the US.