New Platform Underpins the Digital Transformation Process Taking Hold With Mortgage Lenders January 12, 2022 - Washington, DC - Asurity, the leader in mortgage compliance cloud software, today announces RegCheck®, the latest addition to its product suite, enabling loan officers and compliance specialists to accelerate loan closings with greater confidence and accuracy. By leveraging the […]

Asurity, the leader in mortgage regulatory compliance technology, has launched its newest software solution to revolutionize the industry: RegCheck®. This comprehensive suite of compliance checks was built with input from internal experts and law firm partners to deliver complete compliance confidence to key decision-makers in the mortgage industry. With RegCheck, users can perform compliance testing, […]

For more than a decade, innovation in the mortgage industry has lagged behind other sectors being transformed by the fintech revolution. Now the time for change has come. Unless you are Rip Van Winkle, you’ve been inundated by messaging about the ongoing digital transformation, and perhaps worried you are missing the boat. However, an organization […]

With home values increasing and interest rates nearing all-time lows, lenders can expect to see a growing demand for HELOC programs as homeowners seek to capitalize on the equity they have in their homes.

Information about how to access the Census 2019 files for HMDA/CRA, which have recently been updated in RiskExec.

Andy Sandler chats about RiskExec, the changing regulatory landscape, and upcoming Asurity products at the 2019 ABA Regulatory Compliance Conference.

Andy Sandler chats about RegTech, banks, and marketplace strategies at the 2018 ABA Regulatory Compliance Conference.

Home ownership is a sign of stability for many Americans. Ironically, the industry that serves as a pathway to it is constantly in a state of transition.

AsurityDocs President, Mike Riddle, explains the obstacles and the evolution of eClosing adoption.

Nine million households are unbanked and 26 million are underbanked in the United States. Can the USPS help end the cycle of high-interest debt?