Tag Archives: Machine Learning

A new white paper challenges the notion of disruption in the mortgage space, and how the utilization of proper software can bring this idea to fruition.

The year 2022 may go down as one of the most complex and risk-intensive housing markets in history, as Patrick Gluesing offers tips on how to navigate through this new marketplace.

While new technologies can help streamline and improve processes, implementation isn't always easy. Here are some of the primary challenges, and how servicers can address them.

How can emergent technologies such as AI alter the course of the mortgage landscape from origination to servicing?

Emerging capabilities in artificial intelligence and machine learning have the potential to transform default property servicing. Editor’s note: This feature originally appeared in the March issue of DS News, out now.

Both lenders and servicers may be on the verge of integrating artificial intelligence within their business infrastructure. But how close are they? A new survey by Fannie Mae provides some possible answers.

After its recent acquisition, Black Knight is looking at using artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve operational efficiencies in loan processing and servicing. Here’s how.

With the 2018 Five Star Single-Family Rental Summit wrapping up on Wednesday afternoon, the next big Five Star event followed close on its heels—the inaugural Five Star Fintech Summit. Convening inside the Renaissance Nashville Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee, the first ...

Stacey Caster is VP, Technology Communications at Quicken Loans, where she previously worked as Director of Telecommunications. Prior to joining Quicken Loans, Caster was Director of Infrastructure Operations at DTE Energy, working to oversee back-end infrastructure for over 10,000 employees ...

You have an interesting dual role. You’re JMAC Lending’s CFO and Director of innovation. What does your day look like when it comes to balancing those two sides? As CFO my big focus is strategy and financial planning. I don't ...