Expert panel to share insights on managing digital HELOCS, eMortgages, and other digital assets
Simon Moir, Vice President and Segment Leader, Banking Compliance, at Wolters Kluwer Compliance Solutions, will lead a panel of industry experts exploring key elements of effective digital lending programs in a complimentary, virtual event, “Trends, Best Practices, and Technology for eMortgages, HELOCs, and Other Digital Assets,” from 3–4 pm EDT on Tuesday, August 9.
Moir will serve as moderator in this panel discussion featuring Craig Focardi, Senior Analyst, Banking, for Celent, a leading research and advisory firm focused on technology for financial institutions globally; Rick Sharga, Executive Vice President, ATTOM, a leading provider of comprehensive real estate data for companies in the real estate, mortgage, insurance, finance and government markets; and James Milne, Product Manager, for Rocket Mortgage, an early adopter of digital asset transactions and the nation’s first lender to use eNotes in closing a Ginnie Mae-backed loan.
Attendees will learn about emerging best practices and the benefits of originating digital Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs)—including increased transparency of digital transactions, more accurate data extraction, and improved monetization opportunities—as opposed to paper- or PDF-based transactions. The session will look at lenders’ increasing focus on growing their home equity business in light of the recent drop-off in cash-out refinancing, using expert insights and customer use cases and proof points to illustrate these capabilities.
“There is increasing recognition of the benefits that digital tools can bring to the mortgage lending space, as lenders leverage the concepts of digital HELOCs, eMortgages and OmniVault technology, which can help them secure and manage all of their eAssets on a single platform,” said Moir. “With mortgage refinancing down and homeowners enjoying high home equity gains, mortgage lenders are focusing increasingly on home equity lending. They are also viewing this as an opportunity to positively impact and further differentiate their customer experience via digital HELOCs and extend their digital asset creation to home equity. This session aims to show how eMortgage and digital lending technologies, specifically the eVault, gives institutions simple, consistent ways to originate and manage all digital real estate assets across their entire organization.”
