Tag Archives: blockchain

According to a recent Fannie Mae survey, there is a latent interest in blockchain technology, but most lenders have yet to invest in it.

Sagent’s Dan Sogorka looks at modernizing servicing technology and plotting out a new infrastructure to keep ahead of where consumer finance and capital markets are headed (Sponsored Content).

New partnership accelerates Sagent’s servicing modernization and Figure’s blockchain presence across consumer finance and housing.

Hyland announced its acquisition of Learning Machine, an innovator in blockchain-anchored digital credentialing solutions. The acquisition was effective February 1, 2020.

As data plays a larger and larger role in lending and servicing, the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Hearing is set to hold a hearing to examine implications for data privacy rights and data valuation.

Equator, a provider of residential loan default software and marketing solutions for many of the country’s top servicers, real estate agents, and vendors, has announced an agreement with Factom, Inc. to integrate the Factom Harmony blockchain-as-a-service platform into the Equator PRO solution.

How is technology—including cryptocurrencies, blockchain, and fintech—changing the way the housing market operates? Find the answer here.

Technological innovations in the servicing space are changing the way this market segment operates. Here’s how tech is helping default servicers streamline their operations to focus on people who matter the most—homeowners.

With paper documentation, there is always a significant risk, whether it be physical damage, getting lost, or being tampered with. At a webinar experts from financial services firms explained how blockchain could help in mitigating these challenges.

James Vinci, VP, and CTO, Equator spoke to DS News on how technology can help to make the buying and selling of default property an easier option for all stakeholders.