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David Wharton

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  • Editor-in-Chief, Five Star Institute
  • Editor-in-Chief, MortgagePoint
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Celebrate the Mortgage and Housing Industries’ Leading Women

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By David Wharton Verified
| MortgagePoint
Nominations are open for the 2026 Women in Housing Leadership Awards, to be presented during the annual 2026 Five Star Conference and Expo, set for September 1-3 at the Omni Dallas Hotel. Five awards will be presented to the industry’s most distinguished women leaders, including the Rising Star Executive Award, Mortgage Visionary Award, Public Sector Champion Award, Industry Partner Impact Award, and Laurie A. Maggiano Legacy Award.
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The AI Imperative in Mortgage Servicing

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By David Wharton Verified
| MortgagePoint
Artificial intelligence is moving beyond experimentation and into the operational core of mortgage servicing. What began as targeted applications for document processing and workflow automation is now expanding into areas such as customer engagement, loss mitigation, compliance monitoring, portfolio analytics, and decision support. Now servicers face two challenges: leveraging AI’s efficiency and scalability while maintaining transparency, fairness, and regulatory compliance.
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An Unpriced Threat to Housing Finance

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By David Wharton Verified
| MortgagePoint
As weather and natural disasters grow more frequent and costly, mortgage servicers are confronting a form of risk that doesn’t fit traditional models.
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