TREVOSE, Pa., April 09, 2018 -- LoanLogics, a recognized technology leader in loan quality management and performance analytics, is proud to announce that it has been named to HousingWire’s fifth annual HW Tech100 list for 2018. LoanLogics has made the list every year since its creation.
LoanLogics was recognized for its core product, the LoanHD® loan quality platform, one of the most widely used enterprise technology platforms in the mortgage industry. LoanHD enables real-time, highly automated mortgage quality control and provides significant productivity lift as compared to manual internal audits, other technologies or third-party audit services.
LoanHD’s large library of business rules, in combination with electronically harvested data out of loan documents and third-party data sources, automates virtually all of the manual tasks associated with checklist driven audit processes for pre-underwriting, correspondent lending prefunding reviews, due diligence, HMDA, TRID, Loan Boarding, servicing transfers and quality control.
“We are honored to once again be recognized as one of the leading technology solution providers in our industry,” said Brian Fitzpatrick, CEO of LoanLogics. “Our goal is to ensure that our clients have the regtech tools that truly drive automation around expensive human tasks and reduce their costs, driving profits, giving them a competitive advantage and enabling them to excel in the mortgage business. This award shows that we are achieving that mission."
The HW Tech100 recognizes the most innovative technology companies in the U.S. housing economy, including real estate, mortgage lending, mortgage servicing and investments. “Companies in the 2018 Tech100 represent the leading edge of solutions and services that will propel mortgage companies toward success,” said HousingWire Magazine Editor Sarah Wheeler.
“These companies provide innovative solutions and are moving the housing finance industry forward as technology rapidly changes how the landscape operates,” added HousingWire Online Editor Caroline Basile.
About LoanLogics
LoanLogics was founded in 2005 to improve the transparency and accuracy of the mortgage process and improve the quality of loans. Our regtech capabilities help residential mortgage lenders, servicers, insurers and investors validate compliance, improve profitability and manage risk during the manufacture, sale, and servicing of loan assets. We are proud of the recognition our loan quality management and performance analytics technology has received, the corporate recognition of our business and client growth through Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500™, corporate culture awards and executive leadership team recognition, including the leadership of our women executives. As the digital mortgage process evolves, our innovations and compliance expertise will continue to help ensure the accuracy and performance of loan assets. To learn more, visit www.LoanLogics.com.
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