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| Volume 12 - Number 9 | May 2, 2008 | | | |
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NJ Lender Outsources Most Technology Functions
Officials at Union Center National Bank, a unit of Center Bancorp, have decided that while technology can generate efficiencies, the bank can become even more efficient by outsourcing the management of its technology support functions, including mortgage...
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Lender Boosts Volume With Credit Review Technology
An Arkansas lender has found that credit review technology can provide a real boost in both efficiency and the marketing of mortgages. ENG Lending, based in Little Rock, AR, has been using a credit management system developed by San Diego-based Cogent Road...
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Bank Executives Forecast Increased Tech Spending
A majority of bank executives expect that loan delinquencies will continue increasing in 2008 and consumer demand for mortgages will continue decreasing. However, two thirds of respondents to a new survey predicted that their companies would increase technology...
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Technology Newswire
First American Flood Data Services has integrated its flood... Fannie Mae has turned over the rights to a patent... Ellie Mae, a provider of mortgage software and services, has... Lender Support Systems, a provider of eMortgage-enabled lending...
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Technology Procurement
GenEquity Mortgage has selected Guardian Mortgage Services to provide closing, loan funding, line management and post-closing services to support its existing business and its new national retail operation. GenEquity, based in Texas, has been providing...
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Technology Management
Domus Systems, a provider of Web-based reporting services for the affordable... OpenClose Solutions has appointed Sonja DAnneo client business development... Mortgage Contracting Services, a property preservation and inspection services...
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