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2019 HW Tech Trendsetter: Andy Crisenbery

Senior Vice President of eLending Solutions, Black Knight

Andy Crisenbery, Black Knight senior vice president of eLending solutions

Andy Crisenbery oversees the company’s digital lending efforts. Crisenbery played a crucial role in developing Black Knight’s digital closing solution, Expedite Close.

He helped simplify the lending process into a seamless digital experience. By integrating Expedite Close for digital closings, Crisenbery helped decrease the time it takes to originate a loan. With Crisenbery’s guidance, Black Knight integrated “Best Way Rules” into Expedite Close workflows that create efficiencies and reduce challenges by taking on much of the complexity and decisions involved with all forms of closings, including eClosings. By systematically analyzing closing documents, these rules leverage client-defined rules, settlement agent processes, jurisdiction requirements, consumer preferences and investor requirements. As a result, Expedite Close can automatically determine the best way to close any given loan.

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