Is Mortgage Lending at a Technology Tipping Point?

Most credit unions see their mortgage lending programs as the heart and soul of their institutions.  In credit unions’ quest to better serve their members, no other product has as significant an impact on members’ financial wellbeing and future, and few areas are as competitive in the overall financial marketplace. Technology plays one of the most significant roles in the successful delivery of credit union mortgage lending services.

But what are the right technologies to implement? Which ones will help build and maintain that competitive service edge? What current and future applications can take a mortgage lender beyond the 6 Cs of successful lending – character, capacity, capital, collateral, conditions and credit score – and more effectively and efficiently drive those basics to new levels of success? These days the options are almost too many to count and even harder to understand.

Industry expert David Lykken has greater insight than most and he will be sharing many of them during the next ACUMA Inside Track webinar to help credit unions evaluate and apply many of the newly – and rapidly – emerging technologies. David will analyze the next wave of financial technology innovation from generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) to the Cloud and beyond. From multi-channel digital account opening to automated regulatory and compliance management, technology is poised to revolutionize the way members interact with their credit unions and how those institutions innovate and enhance their product offerings through new and emerging technologies.

If there is a level playing field in which all financial institutions can compete, it’s one brought about the proper application of the right technologies. Join David during this critically important Inside Track webinar and learn which strategies will likely be most effective for your credit union and help you gain the market advantage you deserve.

1. This session will be interactive so come with your questions.
2. Open to anyone.
3. Session will be recorded.
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