Tag Archives: data

Technology gives lenders an advantage when preparing for natural disasters. Jody Gunderson, EVP of National General Lender Services, discusses how technology has changed the industry.

The Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs held a hearing to examine data privacy rights and data valuation. With data management an ongoing challenge, what takeaways does this hold for the industry?

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.

Foreclosures can leave a lasting impact on a homeowner’s credit score, but according to a new report from LendingTree, current conditions are positive.

Data privacy, the use of technology, and the impact of unregulated credit scores on consumer debt were in focus at a Senate Banking Committee hearing. Here’s what was discussed about the present and future for credit score reporting.

Delinquency and foreclosures have been steadily falling month after month, but some cities are still in recovery.

For two weeks, a massive database of mortgages and other loans was open to anyone. Experts share insights on the extent of the damage.

CoreLogic, a global property information, analytics and data-enabled solutions provider, announced the integration of geospatial and appraisal data validation into the parcel identification process.

A key form that was introduced as a requirement for appraisers in 2009 was removed by Fannie Mae in its latest selling guide update.

Equifax's Work Number indicator is an alert that can reduce lending friction for consumers and lenders with income and employment information available early in the process.