Use Data, Technology, and
Analytics to Manage HMDA,
CRA and Fair Lending Challenges,
and Identify Market Opportunities

All Lenders are Not Alike

Use Data, Technology, and
Analytics to Manage HMDA,
CRA and Fair Lending Challenges,
and Identify Market Opportunities

All Lenders are Not Alike

Use Data, Technology, and
Analytics to Manage HMDA,
CRA and Fair Lending Challenges,
and Identify Market Opportunities

ComplianceTech Suite of Products

LendingPatterns

For anyone who needs to understand Peer Analysis and Scoping using the national HMDA database to discover prohibited basis performance outliers/disparities in market penetration, redlining, underwriting, pricing and data quality.

Fair Lending Magic

For those who need to take the deep dive into monitoring fair lending using statistics and matched pairs  for every type of loan with advanced features to identify potential prohibited basis disparities.

Hmda Ready

For all mortgage lenders who need to prepare an HMDA loan application register (LAR) intelligently for submission.

CRA Check

For banks that need to prepare, submit or report a CRA loan application register (LAR) and manage CRA exams.

Fair Servicing

For loan servicers looking for an automated tool to ensure fair and preventing disparate treatment in the loan loss mitigation process.

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Key Questions to Ask about CRA Submission Software

Compliance with the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) is essential for financial institutions that want to remain in good standing with regulators and the communities they serve. The CRA requires banks and other lenders to meet the credit needs of the communities in...

8 Key HMDA, Fair Lending, & CRA Developments in 2022

Let’s recap what has happened in 2022 on three different fronts: HMDA, fair lending, and CRA (the Community Reinvestment Act). I count eight important developments. These are listed in no particular order below: 1. In 2022, the FFIEC released new census tract...

CRA (Community Reinvestment Act) State Laws

We all know the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) was enacted in 1977. It requires banks to meet the needs of communities in which they do business with a specific emphasis on lending to low- and moderate-income borrowers and/or in low- and moderate-income census...

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