How Leaders in Lending Are Driving Results Through New Technology

A Discussion on What Works, What Doesn’t and What Comes Next

In today’s ever-changing lending landscape, lenders of all sizes are looking for an edge over the competition. This has led to an explosion of new technologies and solutions to help providers at all steps of the mortgage value chain. From marketing tools to point of sale solutions to origination and servicing, lenders are surrounded by options. 

Join us to learn which tools are being used by leading lenders to achieve results. We will dive into the current trends and highlight the technology leading firms are using to drive results.

Date & Time: August 13, 1 pm CST
Company: Capacity

Justin Schmidt
VP of Marketing
Capacity
Scott Roller
Founder
Vendor Surf

Karthik Kumar
Global Mortgage Practice Head
Tata Consultancy Services

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