Blog Posts in category: digital lending

Catching the Next Waves in Digital Banking
Posted on June 23, 2023 by Mike Horrocks
Last week I had the opportunity to attend the American Banker Digital Banking Conference, and the well-used saying that “the only thing constant is change” has never been truer. It's amazing how some things keep coming in waves. So, let’s...

Reflections from FinXTech — Reinventing Banking
Posted on May 11, 2023 by Mike Horrocks
This week I had the opportunity to attend BankDirector’s FinXTech conference with several hundred likeminded bankers and fintech professionals, and if I had to define the theme in my eyes, it is reinvention! When you look at definitions for...

FinTech is Like Climbing Mountains - Not Always Easy, But So Worth It.
Posted on April 23, 2023 by Mike Horrocks
This week Baker Hill and hundreds of our clients will all converge in Scottsdale, AZ – the Valley of the Sun! One of the best things about this location is the geographical beauty did it brings - from the landscape...

The Secret to Application & Underwriting Efficiencies
Posted on April 12, 2023 by Baker Hill
In today’s tight labor market, everyone working in the banking industry is being asked to do more with less , including loan officers. But, how do you maximize performance and results with fewer resources? Many banks are turning to automation...

A Banker’s Honest Perspective on Digitizing the Lending Experience
Posted on February 15, 2023 by Baker Hill
Digital transformation in lending is essential in today’s tech-enabled world. Borrowers increasingly expect a modern, intuitive, and convenient lending experience – from completing a loan application to receiving a decision on the approval status of their application. At the same...

A Journey to Embracing Banking Technology Solutions
Posted on July 6, 2022 by Cacie Lunt
This year, I hit the half-century birthday. It reinforced the importance of truly enjoying what I do in both my personal and professional life. Over my professional life, I’ve had two separate (but related) careers. Starting in 1998, I spent...