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Texana Bank to trim workforce in California

Housing Wire

Lauren Witherspoon, director of human resources, wrote: “Circumstances will force Texana Bank to conduct layoffs,” taking place Sept. The layoffs include loan officers, underwriters, processors, post-closing and secondary market staff. 5, according to the document reviewed by HousingWire.

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Lone Peak Lending joins Panorama Mortgage Group

Housing Wire

“We are well positioned to educate consumers about the loan process and help them overcome whatever challenges that may arise. Panorama offers platforms for human resources, finance, technology, legal and compliance services to its group of lenders.

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Pennymac plans to lay off another 207 employees

Housing Wire

Pink slips will arrive for California employees at six offices in Thousand Oaks, Pasadena, Roseville, Westlake Village, Agoura Hills, and Moorpark. The latest round of WARN notices will impact 59 loan officers in the Thousand Oaks, Pasadena, and Roseville offices. Loan servicing followed at 4.1%

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Interfirst to lay off 140 employees

Housing Wire

issued pink slips to over 350 non-commissioned loan officers, a workforce reduction that former workers claimed to represent more than half of Interfirst’s entire staff. The company’s job cuts include human resources, technology, talent acquisition, and executive assistant positions.

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Frank Martell talks loanDepot’s restructuring, path to profitability and M&As 

Housing Wire

We have a very large contingent of loan officers and branch networks. We don’t hold loans on our balance sheet. Nunes: How is loanDepot retaining and attracting loan officers? We had LDI Digital, which included mellohome, with a component of Realtor [aspects] and also the component technology.

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Opinion: Title firms can win more business by turning workflow weaknesses into strengths

Housing Wire

In many cases, no technology existed to specifically address that new requirement (or could only be created on a costly, custom basis). And not all of them are technological. The industry has evolved in the way it hires, trains and deploys its human resources. Technology, too, has changed.

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First American’s Paul Hurst on the allure of big tech ideas

Housing Wire

Given enough capital, you can build a lot of technology. I spent 15 years at the intersection of some large company technology organizations. For technology teams, when you think about incentives, there’s nothing quite like the incentive of making payroll to drive ingenuity, like you would see at a start up.