Awards

2020 HW Tech100 Mortgage winner: FICS (Financial Industry Computer Systems)

Specializes in flexible, cost-effective in-house mortgage origination software

FICS specializes in flexible, cost-effective in-house mortgage origination software, residential servicing and commercial servicing software for lenders, banks and credit unions. FICS’ software operates on the Microsoft .NET Framework, provides in-house or cloud hosting solution flexibility, and FICS’ LOS is integrated with its servicing system. FICS provides banks, credit unions and mortgage lenders with the necessary mortgage loan origination and servicing software to meet these challenges while simultaneously improving the borrower experience.

  • For the past six years, more than 20% of the top servicers in the biannual Mortgage Bankers Association’s Commercial/Multifamily Real Estate Mortgage Servicer Rankings list have been FICS’ customers.
  • FICS has 20% of all the Freddie Mac multifamily lenders using its Commercial Servicer system.
  • 44% of FICS’ Mortgage Servicer customers are approved Fannie Mae servicers, and 19% are Freddie Mac servicers.

www.fics.com

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