
Mortgage Tech News
The latest in new mortgage products and services to hit the market, whether it be from banks, the broker community, lenders or mortgage insurers. We also cover some of the latest developments in Fintech related to the mortgage industry.


How artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the mortgage origination process
With its ability to analyze vast amounts of data, automate processes and provide valuable insights, AI is reshaping the way mortgages are originated, underwritten and serviced.

Mortgage brokers are slowly embracing AI tools like ChatGPT
AI is creeping into every industry imaginable, from oil and gas to fintech, and the mortgage industry is no exception.

Grow your business: Broker Launchpad gives you the tools you need to succeed
In today’s challenging economic climate, it’s more important than ever to stay top of mind with clients to expand your reach and grow your business.

Value Connect on a mission to revolutionize appraisals in Canada
When former mortgage broker Chris Bisson identified several pain points in how mortgage appraisals were being done in Canada, he decided to do something about

How mortgage brokers can unlock the power of personal video messages
It’s important to find ways to connect with potential clients and build trust. By recording a video that is tailored to an individual prospect, you can set yourself apart from others and create a memorable experience.

Four Tips to Speed up Your Underwriting Process
For many Canadian Mortgage professionals, underwriting a deal is just part of the job. It’s done so often, it can feel methodical and automatic.

Equitable Acquires Concentra Bank in $200M Deal
Equitable Bank announced this week that it has entered into an agreement to acquire a majority interest in Saskatchewan-based Concentra Bank.

Non-Bank Lender CMLS Launches a HELOC
For those with 20%+ equity, HELOCs are just about the most popular product in the prime mortgage market. Over 2 million Canadians have one.

Newly Launched Fundible Allows Canadians to Buy Before Selling
A new Canadian startup is looking to shake-up the homebuying process by allowing homeowners to make their next purchase before the sale of their current home.