Mortgage Tech: Building the Next-generation Lending Stack
Technology is reshaping how mortgage lenders operate, collaborate, and compete in a rapidly evolving market. Expert panels will explore how smarter partner tools, standardized data through UAD 3.6, and disciplined ROI measurement are being applied in real-world lending environments. From strengthening referral relationships and unlocking deeper property insights to tying technology spend directly to performance, these sessions examine the practical ways technology is driving efficiency, transparency, and more informed decision-making across the mortgage lifecycle.
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This session explores how lenders can strengthen relationships with realtors, builders, and other partners by modernizing the way they share data, communicate, and deliver leads. Speakers will discuss technologies that streamline co-marketing, automate status updates, improve lead attribution, and create more seamless borrower handoffs. Attendees will learn which tools actively reduce friction in the referral pipeline, how to evaluate partner-facing platforms, and how better transparency and collaboration can boost conversion rates while deepening long-term partnerships.
This session dives into the challenges lenders, AMCs, and appraisers are experiencing as they transition to UAD 3.6, and how to turn the new standardized data structure into an advantage. Speakers will address practical onboarding issues—training, system integration, workflow redesign—and provide insight into where lenders are getting stuck and how they’re resolving it. Beyond compliance, the conversation will highlight how UAD 3.6 unlocks richer analytics for property insights, risk assessment, QC, and long-term portfolio intelligence, helping organizations use the new data model as a catalyst for operational and strategic growth.
This session focuses on how mortgage lenders are evaluating the business impact of their technology investments amid tighter budgets and ongoing market volatility. Panelists will examine the tools and KPIs that matter most—such as cost per loan, pull-through rate, cycle time reduction, and staff efficiency—and how to build an internal framework for measuring ROI over time. The discussion will help attendees understand which data sources are most reliable, how to align ROI analysis with strategic goals, and how to avoid common pitfalls when evaluating vendor promises versus actual performance.
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