Industry Update: the Future of eClosing and RON

Join industry experts for an in-depth discussion on the future of eClosing and how hybrid and RON closings benefit lenders and borrowers.

As technology advances and lenders strive for a better borrower experience, it’s clear that traditional “analog” closings are becoming a thing of the past, hybrid closings are here to stay and eClosing is the future of the industry. 

The shift from the traditional closing to fully digital eClosing transactions may seem like a lengthy and complicated process, but with options such as e-signing hybrid closings, lenders can take their first steps toward a faster, more efficient closing process.

Join HousingWire and industry experts Deb Schmidt, VP of Closing Services of Radian, Alan Frelix, CEO of The Closing Exchange, and Eric Bloomquist VP Centralized Purchases of Radian for an in-depth discussion of what hybrid and RON eClosings actually are, the challenges facing the industry, and the benefits to lenders and borrowers alike.

Company: Radian
Date & Time: July 28th, 1 pm CT

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Bloomquist
Eric Bloomquist
VP Centralized Purchase,
Radian
Alan
Alan Frelix
CEO
The Closing Exchange

Schmidt
Deb Schmidt
VP Closing Services,
Radian

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