The Keys to Maintaining Loan Quality in the Digital Era

How shifts in investor guidelines, work environments, volumes and tech adoption impact loan quality

As productivity increases and organizations move to a remote workforce environment, there are legitimate threats of increased risk and fraud activity. What plan does your company have in place to easily adapt to any unforeseen situation?

The recent pandemic has also birthed fast-paced innovation in the mortgage industry, which should motivate financial institutions to reevaluate and potentially revamp their current processes to ensure quality is not compromised. Learn from industry experts on how to build a nimble quality control program for today’s pandemic world, and understand how quality control has been impacted by COVID-19 and what we can learn from this crisis. 

Date & Time: September 24, 1 pm CT
Company: ACES Quality Management 

Steve Spies, JD, CFE, CMB
Principal and Founder
SWS Risk Advisory
Sharon Reichhardt
EVP of Operations 
ACES Quality Management 
Kyle Kehoe
EVP of Sales and Marketing
ACES Quality Management 

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