How they describe themselves: LoanScorecard® is a leading provider of non-agency automated underwriting, loan pricing solutions and loan-loss solutions to meet today’s regulatory challenges and capitalize on current market opportunities. LoanScorecard helps institutions address CFPB regulations through its QM Findings™, the industry’s first qualified mortgage (QM) engine, which has rendered more than 5 million QM findings reports to-date and supports banks and credit unions preparing for the upcoming impacts of CECL.
How they describe their product/innovation: Portfolio Underwriter® from LoanScorecard is the only underwriting engine that exists outside of the agency box. Portfolio Underwriter enables capital market investors, banks, and credit unions to analyze loan data based on their unique products and specifications in seconds. The easy-to-use engine makes it easier to deploy capital, is more efficient and consistent than manual underwriting, and ensures soundness in mortgage operations in regards to fair lending. Our engine empowers non-QM market leaders and enables new players to enter the space with confidence.
Product distribution strategy: Direct to Business (B2B), through financial institutions, through other fintech companies and platforms
Contacts
Bus. Dev.: Raj Parekh, Digital Mortgage Strategist, [email protected], (o) 214-710-2706, (m) 469-336-7839
Press: Amy Kauffman, Brand Manager, [email protected]
How they describe themselves: Kasasa is an award-winning financial technology and marketing technology provider that helps more than 800 community financial institutions establish long lasting relationships with millions of consumers through its branded retail products and marketing automation capabilities. Over the past 14 years, the company has reinvented the entire retail deposit category, and is now reinventing lending through its latest patent-pending offering, Kasasa Loans®. Through innovative products, a national consumer brand, and turnkey solutions and support, Kasasa helps local banks and credit unions compete for their rightful share of the market against the largest banks and digital bank competitors.