Analysis

ACES Quality Management® (ACES), a provider of enterprise quality management and control software for the financial services industry, released its quarterly ACES Mortgage QC Industry Trends Report covering Q4 2025 and the full calendar year (CY) 2025. The report analyzes post-closing quality control data derived from the ACES Quality Management & Control® software. It said:

The American Financial Services Association, the country’s largest and oldest national consumer credit trade group, released its quarterly Consumer Credit Conditions (C3) Index survey of leading providers of consumer credit, including mortgages, vehicle financing, personal installment loans, and credit cards.

iEmergent, a forecasting and advisory services firm for the financial services, mortgage and real estate industries, announced the release of four new market intelligence dashboards that make it easy for lenders to slice, visualize, export and share historical and forecasted loan production, real estate listing and demographic data.

ACES Quality Management® (ACES), a provider of enterprise quality management and control software for the financial services industry, released its quarterly ACES Mortgage QC Industry Trends Report covering the second quarter (Q2) of 2024. The latest report analyzes post-closing quality control data derived from ACES Quality Management & Control® software. ACES has altered the timing of this report to better reflect Fannie Mae’s accelerated timeline for post-closing quality control reviews.

In STRATMOR Group’s March Insights Report, Principals Jennifer Smith and Jennifer Fortier explore the benefits of regular mortgage process reviews and emphasize the importance of thoughtful planning, execution and ongoing support to ensure successful and sustainable changes in processes.

Veros Real Estate Solutions (Veros) has launched RiskWire.com, a web platform that offers timely real estate news, in-depth economic analysis, and valuable perspectives on the ever-evolving landscape of U.S. housing market.

High interest rates and higher-than-expected costs for goods and services continue to squeeze the wallets of American consumers. This has led to many – continuing to leverage their existing credit account lines more than ever.