Profitability and efficiency strategies in a time of rising rates

In this webinar Phil Rasori and Andrew Rhodes review each step in the loan sale process to pinpoint areas of profitability and efficiency improvements. This review will consider how each step may be affected by a rising rate environment and suggest strategies for performing a best execution analysis. 

This webinar will discuss loan origination, rate renegotiation, pull-through analysis, mandatory loan sale delivery, bid tape assignment-of-trade, hedging strategies, mortgage servicing rights and pipeline reporting.

Date & Time: May 26th, 1 p.m. CT (if you can’t make this time, register and we’ll provide on demand!)

Sponsored by: Mortgage Capital Trading

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Meet the Panel:

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Phil Rasori
COO,
Mortgage Capital Trading

Andrew-Rhodes

Andrew Rhodes
Director of Technology,
Agile Trading Technologies

Justin Grant MCT

Justin Grant
Senior Director, Head of Investor Services
Mortgage Capital Trading


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