The Mortgage Back-Office of the Future

For mortgage companies, the back-office of the future is built around automation which allows them to increase staff productivity, reduce processing costs and scale business effectively. With the mortgage industry primed for improvement through automation, now is the time to adopt new technologies which will drive significant business transformation and provide key competitive advantages.

One of the largest correspondent lenders in the country, Home Point Financial, has made substantial strides in recent years to evolve their back-office through technology. Join Chief Business Officer, Phil Shoemaker, as he shares his experience and vision on how to build the back-office of the future, leveraging technology to improve each aspect of the loan process, from data management, to underwriting, to closing and post-closing. All while radically reducing loan processing costs for the business.

Joining Phil will be Steve Viarengo, Capsilon’s SVP of Digital Mortgage Solutions, who has partnered with Home Point to execute on their technological transformation.

Date: September 12th, 2019

Company: Capsilon

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