By Brad Finkelstein from National Mortgage News
NMN checked in with leaders in the origination to make their predictions for the year ahead. National Mortgage News interviewed ACES Quality Management CEO, Trevor Gauthier to learn more about the 2021 outlook and how forbearances can lead to an increase early payment defaults and potentially foreclosures.
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MBA NEWSLINK interviews ACES Quality Management CEO, Trevor Gauthier. Topics cover early payment default, CARES Act compliance and affects on servicing qc, digital closing and much more.
National Mortgage News | July 29, 2020 | by Phil McCall
Click here to readACES Risk Management, Denver, released its quarterly ARMCO Mortgage QC Trends Report, showing critical defect rates improved from the fourth quarter to the first and in 2019 overall.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about the largest global disruption of our lifetime, and how credit unions respond during this upheaval will define the industry for generations to come.
Click here to readBy staff at CreditUnion.com
Denver-based ARMCO has been helping leading financial institutions nationwide automate and understand quality control in their lending processes for more than two decades. The Colorado company has now refined its experience into the ACES Consumer platform, an enterprise quality control solution that addresses opportunity for peak performance in auditing and optimizing consumer and mortgage lending and account opening.
Click here to readBy Michael Bates at MortgageOrb
Increasing refinance volume continued to drive down the rate of defects in mortgage applications in the third quarter of 2019, according to ARMCO’s most recent Mortgage QC Trends Report.
The overall rate of critical defects was 1.56%, a decrease of 9% compared with the second quarter and a decrease of 19% compared with the peak, which occurred in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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ACES Risk Management, Denver, said the overall critical defect rate reached 1.56% in the third quarter, to the lowest defect rate since 2016.
The company’s quarterly Mortgage QC Trends Report said the decrease represents a 19% improvement from the most recent critical defect rate peak, which occurred in Q4 2018.
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