Adapting to a changed world: the mortgage lending business is being forced to reconsider traditional approaches to products, processes and technology. The outcome could be better access to information and greater industry creativity.

Mortgage BankingVol. 69 Nbr. 6, March 2009

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Adapting to a changed world: the mortgage lending business is being forced to reconsider traditional approaches to products, processes and technology. The outcome could be better access to information and greater industry creativity.

A changed mortgage lending industry will emerge from the crucible of the current credit crisis. New ways of thinking will be required about every thing from products to risk management and regulatory compliance. Innovations will be sought in organizational structures, loan products, processes and technology. As the mortgage industry looks for ways to improve both service and profitability while protecting its bottom line, ideas and technologies known as Web 2.0 can provide a useful framework for imagining what lending might look like in the not-too-distant future. Call it Mortgage 2.0--the new industry will be a complete re-do of how products, technology and processes are des...

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