went on ml-implode.com this morning- now up to 277- latest casualty CSB Mortgage
http://ml-implode.com/imploded/lender_CSBMortgage_2008-08-29.html
interesting note - they can no longer maintain a profit at current volumes.
Which reminded me of a story I read in The Big Moo - When Everything Is Free
With continued pressure on margins and downward pressure on volumes (in lending, in ancillary services and at point of sale) how hard have you thought about living in a free world?
How will you prepare?
How will you change your relationship with your customers?
Will you change at all?
How will you attract and keep customers who will chip in extra money if you can't your yearly revenue goals?
How will you change your product to become so valuable that customers will pay a fair price after they've used it freely for a year?
What will you do differently to survive?
People fall into two camps- opportunity is nowhere or opportunity is now here. Which one are you in? This blog is about having a discussion on the new opportunities being created in the mortgage space right now and as the industry continues to evolve.
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Friday, August 29, 2008
Mortgage Industry 2011
Mortgage Industry 2011
What does it look like?
How will the all the players in this very challenged marketplace come together to reinvent the industry infrastructure in a way that creates sustainable lending practices and increased accountability in an era of reduced margins and a demand for process and communication transparency?
I am currently working on a putting together an industry "un"conference to help imagine, invent and innovate the mortgage industry by bringing most of the key players in the industry together (lenders, LOS, content, delivery channels, compliance, ancillary services - primary and secondary) and creating a more holistic solution than the siloed approach we've had in the past.
Any thoughts on what 2011 looks like?
What does it look like?
How will the all the players in this very challenged marketplace come together to reinvent the industry infrastructure in a way that creates sustainable lending practices and increased accountability in an era of reduced margins and a demand for process and communication transparency?
I am currently working on a putting together an industry "un"conference to help imagine, invent and innovate the mortgage industry by bringing most of the key players in the industry together (lenders, LOS, content, delivery channels, compliance, ancillary services - primary and secondary) and creating a more holistic solution than the siloed approach we've had in the past.
Any thoughts on what 2011 looks like?
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