The latest economic and policy trends facing mortgage servicers

As 2022 rapidly approaches, industry experts are gathering to give an industry update on all things servicing. Join us for an in-depth roundtable discussion on economic and policy trends impacting servicers as well as a look ahead at strategies servicers should employ in the next year. 

CoreLogic Chief Economist Frank Nothaft, CoreLogic Senior Leader, Advanced Delivery Engines Sapan Bafna and Pete Carroll, CoreLogic executive of public policy and industry relations, will be joined by Meg Burns, Executive Vice President of the Housing Policy Council and Mike Blair, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of LoanCare to lead a discussion on what should be included in every servicer’s playbook.

Sponsored by: CoreLogic
Date & Time: September 30, 2021 at 1pm CT

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Frank

Frank Nothaft
Chief Economist,
CoreLogic

Meg

Meg Burns
Executive Vice President,
Housing Policy Council

Sapan

Sapan Bafna
Senior Leader, Advanced Delivery Engines,
CoreLogic

Mike-Blair

Mike Blair
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer,
LoanCare

Pete Carroll
Executive, Public Policy & Industry Relations,
CoreLogic

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