2024 Session Highlights
The full 2025 agenda is coming soon—but in the meantime, explore some of the top sessions from last year’s program to get a feel for the caliber of content you can expect. From breakthrough technologies to shifting regulations and changing borrower expectations, DIGITAL MORTGAGE tackled the industry’s biggest challenges—and 2025 is shaping up to go even further.
As we emerge from a few of the worst years in mortgage history, what have we learned? What’s the optimal originations channel mix for banks vs. nonbanks? What are the biggest wins and challenges across performing and default servicing today vs. the last cycle? Is a unified originations/servicing tech stack necessary and possible? How important are non-mortgage products in overall strategy? And what’s the 5-year vision and priorities for today’s top players? Don’t miss this lender and servicer super panel for all the answers.
National Mortgage News presents its findings from the latest survey to mortgage lenders taking a deep dive into their short and long-term technology priorities and challenges, and examine how technology is being used to improve operations and client service.
In this session you will learn who’s making buying decisions and the factors shaping those decisions and research future budgets providing you with a peer-based perspective to help them build business cases for investment while providing marketers the insights needed to inform messaging and go-to-market strategies.
Fresh off of a tech sprint being held in July, Chief AI officer of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Tracy Stephan and lender innovators who were a part of the competition come together to talk about the tech of tomorrow. This discussion exploring the creativity and ingenuity of the sprint’s participants will reveal not simply what is possible today, but the exciting, cost and time-saving capabilities of the near future.
Fuel up with Freddie Mac leaders as they show how digitization is driving efficiency and cost savings in loan originations.
Join the conversation as we share how the latest advancements to LPA and Freddie Mac digital technologies are setting the stage for optimal process efficiencies, opportunities, savings, loan quality and confidence to provide the best options for borrowers while making the most informed decision.
America’s top consumer finance regulator, the CFPB, has kept mortgage borrowers and the housing economy safe through every major modern event from the Great Recession to the pandemic to the advent of AI. Going forward, how do government and industry stay aligned on responsible innovation, and balance out risks and opportunities? Don’t miss this deep dive with Assistant Director of Mortgage Markets at the CFPB, Mark McArdle.
