Strategies for MSR Management in 2021

Market pricing for mortgage servicing rights experienced a dramatic decline in early 2020 largely due to the pandemic and its effects on borrowers. As a result, lenders with the flexibility pivoted quickly to retain servicing, resulting in phenomenal growth in their servicing portfolio. As MSR pricing and volatility begin to normalize in 2021, many portfolio managers are revisiting their short-term and long-term servicing strategy. 

In this webinar, MCT’s Phil Laren and David Burruss will review current MSR market trends and strategies to optimize your portfolio. Several mortgage lenders will also join the conversation to discuss their experiences, challenges, and strategies to address improved SRP levels, growing portfolio sizes, capacity implications and cash flow needs.

Date & Time: March 18th, 1 pm CT
Company: MCT

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Phil Laren
Director of MSR Services
MCT

Matt-Danilowicz
Matt Danilowicz
CEO
Doorway Home Loans
David-Burruss
David Burruss
MSR Sales Director
MCT

John-Davis-Envoy
John Davis
VP Secondary Marketing
Envoy Mortgage

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