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Is 2022-23 Really the Golden Age of Mortgage Servicing?

in Default Servicing, Media, Webinars July 20, 2022 276 Views

With rates spiking above 5% after record refis put most first-liens into rates at or below 4%, many say it's the golden age of servicing. But will prepay speeds stay as low as some predict? Will cash flow continue to support MSR valuations? And what's the role of fintech to keep consumers happy as MSRs transfer among servicers? This all-star panel will go deep on all of these questions and give servicing pros the playbook you need to win in this cycle.

This webinar's speakers included:

  • Dan Sogorka, President and CEO, Sagent
  • Seth Sprague, Director, Richey May
  • Jay Jones, EVP of Servicing, Mr. Cooper
  • Chris Sabbe, SVP Enterprise Sales, PHH Mortgage

You can view the webinar by clicking the image below.

Sagent Golden Age

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