How Can Lenders Recession Proof Their Business

Two years of record-breaking transaction volume have ended as the Federal Reserve combats inflation by raising interest rates. As a result, home sales have dropped dramatically since June, causing diminished transaction volume for mortgage lenders. However, the current housing market is also a window of opportunity to look into advancing operations, improving processes and customer experience.

HousingWire’s Sarah Wheeler and Qualia’s Charlotte Brown will discuss how lenders can optimize the loan production lifecycle to boost profitability and how to come out of the housing recession successfully.

Date & Time: September 28th, 1 p.m. CT

Sponsored by: Qualia

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Download the slides used in the webinar here!

Meet the Panel:

Charlotte Brown
Senior Director of Product,
Qualia

Sarah Wheeler
Editor In Chief,
HousingWire

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