Mark Fogarty
Group Editorial Director
Mortgage Technology News, National Mortgage News
According to a 2007 report by the Government Accounting Office, FHA's product restrictions and lack of process improvement relative to the conventional market was largely responsible for the decline in market share, despite comparing favorably in cost to the subprime programs that largely eclipsed them. Now GAO expects FHA to fund 10% of home purchases in 2008 and 15% in 2009, continuing to levels not seen in over a decade. So how do lenders get their piece of the pie? Panelists will provide practical tips on how to efficiently originate FHA product in an ever-changing mortgage market.
Lisa Schreiber
Chief Strategy Officer
NetMore America, Inc.
As lenders clamor to cut costs and remain competitive adopting e-mortgages and other innovative strategies become viable ways to achieve these goals. Given that both GSEs make up over 60% of the market and both are controlled by the government changes the environment for innovation to happen. More specifically, how will the fact that both entities are now controlled by the government impact their commitment to moving the mortgage industry closer and closer to mainstream e-mortgage adoption and overall technology innovation? Find out from panelists that span that have been deeply involved in furthering all forms of "e" adoption
Moderator:
Anthony Garritano
Editor
Mortgage Technology Magazine
Panelists:
Tim Anderson
President
SigniaDocs
Harry Gardner
President
MISMO
VP of Industry Technology
Mortgage Bankers Association
How best to position your firm's IT for the radical restructuring of the entire US mortgage market and at the same time doing more with less.
John Calk
President & Chief Operating Officer
Chicago Bancorp
Scott Stern
CEO and Co-Founder
Lenders One Mortgage Cooperative
Today's investors are skittish, and understandably so - especially with mortgage fraud being considered to be one of the key factors responsible for the current housing and economic crises. Come listen to lenders talk about the challenges they are facing today, and the processes and technologies each of them are using to tackle fraud in the current market.
Judith L. Fehlner
Vice President, Chief Credit Officer, National Underwriting Manager
Franklin American Mortgage Company
Jay Meadows
Co-Owner, President and Chief Executive Officer
Rapid Reporting
The discussion will focus on a new approach to documentation, which increases efficiencies through data management and allows for expansion and diversification into other business channels. With the market in its current state, increasing efficiencies, improving margins and expanding product offerings to increase sales is on the minds of lenders and vendors alike. This panel discussion will focus on the benefits of implementing technology that improves product functionality, streamlines processes and provides a path to expand into other markets. Through the integration of a single, data-driven dynamic documentation system that supports all types of financial transactions, the selected panelists have gained the above stated value and more.
Moderator:
Anthony Garritano
Editor
Mortgage Technology Magazine
Panelists:
Roger Gudobba
Chief Strategy Officer
Compliance Systems Inc.
Glenn Dumont
Home Avenue Mortgage
Rick Allen
Senior Vice President of Operations
Integra Software Systems
Cutting costs and becoming more efficient is critical for survival. Our new interactive panel will feature industry experts. To offer up some current challenging issues that the audience will spend time working out together in groups. Each group will then present their solution to everyone and talk it through with the panelists' guidance. This session is guaranteed to have you walk away with tangible solutions you can put into practice immediately.
Jonathan Corr
Chief Strategy Officer
Ellie Mae
Robin Lamb, CMT, AMP
Vice President, Correspondent eBusiness
Wells Fargo Funding
Greg Smith
Vice President and General Manager
Xerox mortgage services
David Zugheri
Co-Founder/COO
Envoy Mortgage
Mark Fogarty
Group Editorial Director
Mortgage Technology News, National Mortgage News
Now that the government has passed the bailout, what happens to that money? Where is it spent? And how does that impact how mortgages are done and what technology is required? The bailout left a lot of unanswered questions, but has the possibility to literally reshape the industry depending on how it is instituted. Panelists discuss their views on what the government should do, how that will change mortgage lending and the role technology will play.
Moderator:
Dan Thoms
Senior Vice President
AllRegs
Panelists:
Brenda B. Clem
Secondary Marketing Loan Delivery Manager
Fifth Third Bank
Scott Cooley
President
Cooley Consulting
Steven Horne
President
Wingspan Portfolio Advisors
Fred Melgaard
Executive Vice President
DRI Management Systems
This panel will both enlighten the mortgage lending community as to the work being done at the state level by regulatory agencies to modernize regulation and examination, as well as provide industry members with insight into the types of technology standards and platforms that will help to benefit most from these new initiatives.
Moderator:
Michael Chan
Vice President
ComplianceEase
Panelists:
Chuck Cross
VP Mortgage Regulatory Policy
Conference of State Bank Supervisors (CSBS)
Guy Miali
Chief Information Officer
Metrocities Mortgage
Panelists:
John Walsh
President
MDA DataQuick
Lou Pizante
CEO
Mavent
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