Leveraging Data to Balance Mortgage Risk and Portfolio Opportunity

Join Deluxe and Experian for a discussion about which data assets could be relevant and valuable in this pandemic-era mortgage market.

The economic environment spurred by the pandemic drove rates to record lows, creating enormous demand for refinances. Additionally, home values and prices have continued to rise as housing inventory remains low. Lenders are now sandwiched between an unmanageable stream of production while also bearing the risk of deferred payments and early payoffs on existing loans in their portfolios. 

With these significant factors in play, lenders, more than ever, must rely on data to drive their portfolio and marketing decisions. Join Deluxe and Experian for a discussion about which data assets could be relevant and valuable in this pandemic-era mortgage market.

Date & Time: September 30th, 1 pm CT
Company: Deluxe Corp

Amanda Panza
Manager, Product Management
Deluxe Corporation
Stan Baldwin
SVP, Head of Market Engagement
Experian
Veronica Herrera
Director, Product Solutions
Experian

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