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FormFree | August 25, 2022
FormFree® today announced it has partnered with Take Three Technologies (Take3Tech) to make its AccountChek® automated asset, income, and employment verification solutions available within LoanMAPS™, an all-in-one loan origination platform that encompasses a loan origination system (LOS), point-of-sale system (POS), customer relationship management system (CRM), compliance monitoring and report generation. The integration enables loan originators to text or email bor...
PRnewswire | June 20, 2023
First Federal Bank announces the acquisition of assets and employees of BNC National Bank's mortgage division and welcomes the new team. The transaction closed today. The new team will augment the legacy First Federal markets serving customers from locations in Overland Park, Kansas, Moline, Illinois and Bismarck, North Dakota locations and in the Phoenix, Arizona market. First Federal Bank originates loans nationwide with mortgage processing centers in Georgia, Wisconsin an...
Financial Management, Security and Compliance
PRnewswire | May 25, 2023
Stearns Bank N.A. has partnered with Sardine, a leading provider of risk management and compliance solutions, to enhance Stearns Bank's fintech program. This collaboration marks a first-of-its-kind approach in community banking to provide an all-in-one risk management and compliance platform for sponsored programs to address evolving regulatory and compliance requirements. As the demand for faster money movement increases, the risk of fraud increases. Stearns Bank and Sardin...
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) | March 04, 2020
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Wednesday that it would give companies affected by coronavirus more time to file certain disclosures. The watchdog said companies affected by the outbreak of the flu-like respiratory disease now have an additional 45 days to file certain disclosures, including quarterly reports. U.S.-listed companies seeking such a delay must explain why the relief is needed, the agency said. It would also consider providing additional extensions for any ...
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