Many Mortgage Companies Conduct Some Functions Overseas

Should you join them?

Take a Look at the Current Landscape of International Outsourcing in the Mortgage Industry For years, mortgage companies — servicers in particular — have looked overseas for an employment solution. By some estimates, the majority of the top 25 lenders and top 50 servicers are handling at least some functions in facilities outside the U.S., whether they own the companies or contract with a third party. Such a move can save money, but there's a long list of hurdles — from coordination between U.S. and international resources to regulatory compliance to the impacts of weather on distant locations. Are the savings worth the extra coordination of efforts and other hassles? Learn more about the benefits and burdens of moving mortgage functions to international locations in Inside Mortgage Finance's Guide to Offshoring.

This special report contains information on:

• Offshoring vs. outsourcing
• Who is offshoring
• Offshoring locations
• Offshoring resources
• The potential for offshoring

Find out if moving some of your mortgage operations overseas is right for you. Order the Guide to Offshoring today to weigh the pros and cons.

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