Technology

The widespread, pandemic-driven move to digital solutions is a change that is likely here to stay, according to CoreLogic experts. A new report revealed just how the homebuying process is evolving.

Jane Mason of Clarifire discusses the traditional mindset that mortgage servicers either need to buy technology or build it themselves, a thought process that has handcuffed the industry’s digital growth.

ServiceMac President & CEO Bob Caruso shares his perspectives on the impact of technology on the servicing industry, and what lies ahead for the servicing sector in 2023.

As banks grapple with developing and adopting next-gen analytics, credit risk, and other technologies, a digital revolution may be on the horizon.

New solution offers a view of physical risk, leveraging Google Cloud, combining hyperlocal property data with financial information to estimate and mitigate the impact and cost of future catastrophes.

A study from Harvard claims technology may not be the answer the industry is looking for in terms of boosting the nation’s housing supply.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is opening a new Financial Technology office to add expertise to the department, allowing them to better adapt to modern markets.

DS News speaks to property preservation experts about how they’re navigating economic challenges, a shifting industry landscape, and an exodus of vendor partners as they attempt to maintain strong boots-on-the-ground service.

Phil King of EXOS Valuations at ServiceLink discusses how technology has advanced the appraisal industry, and what lies ahead for the market in the next year.

In a letter to FTC Chair Lina Khan, Sen. Sherrod Brown urges the Commission to examine whether proprietary rental pricing algorithms may be hurting competition, in violation of antitrust laws.