Social Distancing Paves Way for Digital Proximity

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about widespread uncertainties and unknowns for the mortgage market. Is the traditional mortgage industry of lending welcoming innovation and disruption?

Join us in a virtual panel on Friday, May 29th along with industry leaders from loanDepot, Citi Mortgage, Wells Fargo and Tata Consultancy Services, who will share their views and perspectives on the impacts of COVID-19 on the future of the mortgage industry and its operating models.

This webinar will discuss these themes:

  • New ‘Eligible’ Borrower
  • Digitization of Ecosystem providers
  • Evolution of Fully Digital Mortgages 
  • Remote ‘yet’ proximate Employees

Date & Time: May 29th, 1 pm CST
Company: Tata Consultancy Services

Karthik Kumar
Global Mortgage Practice Head
Tata Consultancy Services

Rakesh Sheth
Head of Consumer Direct Sales & Business Insights
Wells Fargo

Tammy Richards
Chief Operating Officer
loanDepot

Jason Cramer
Head of US Mortgage Fulfillment
Citi

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