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    From HW Magazine

    Vendorly platform reduces third-party vendor risk

    Efficiently manages due diligence, document maintenance, monitoring and audits
    July 2, 2018
    Financial institutions need a comprehensive solution to help manage and maintain vendor compliance. Altisource’s external-facing, SaaS-based oversight platform, Vendorly, is specifically designed so financial institutions can easily and efficiently manage even a large number of third-party companies.
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    From HW Magazine

    2018 HW Tech100 Winner: Vendorly

    SaaS-based oversight platform is designed to help financial institutions manage their vendors
    April 2, 2018
    Vendorly, which launched in the spring of 2016, provides financial institutions with tech-based vendor management processes. The company offers an external-facing, SaaS-based oversight platform that is designed to help financial institutions manage their vendors and meet regulators’ dynamic vendor oversight guidelines. The company’s platform helps manage vendor risk by streamlining vendor due diligence, document maintenance, and ongoing monitoring across all vendor types involved in mortgage origination and servicing processes.
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This month in
HousingWire magazine

Cover Story
October/November 2018

Dream Team: How the Arvielos are leading New American Funding to record growth

The first thing you notice about New American Funding's Rick and Patty Arvielo is how much they like each other. That might seem like a foregone conclusion when you meet a married couple, but when that couple also runs an incredibly successful business together, I imagine it could get complicated. Read on to find out more about how this successful couple manages their life, and business, together.

Commentary

How can we thrive during challenging times?

Casey Cunningham
Casey Cunningham
 Lending
For the first time since 1981, our industry is experiencing a rising interest rate environment. Some people may assume that the current market shift means their business will take a downward turn from which they will never recover. I don’t buy it. The way I see it, challenging times force us to refine our processes and practices.