Chrisman Commentary - Daily Mortgage News
The Chrisman Commentary podcast provides daily insights into the mortgage industry, covering market trends, capital markets, and regulatory changes. Hosted by Robbie Chrisman, each episode delivers expert analysis and industry perspectives on the forces shaping housing finance. Whether it’s mortgage rates, lending news, or economic shifts, the podcast offers a clear, concise breakdown of the most important developments. More at www.chrismancommentary.com.
Chrisman Commentary - Daily Mortgage News
Latest Episodes
8.28.26 Originators and Technology; Figure's Alysse Guitar on Marketing; Jackson Hole Symposium
Mortgage innovation should focus not on digitizing outdated workflows, but on rethinking the loan lifecycle around trusted data, intelligent decisioning, automation, governance, and better borrower experiences to improve risk management and dec...
8.27.26 Industry Calendar; MIAC's Dan Libby on MSR Analysis; Caution Abounds
The mortgage industry has a packed schedule of conferences and events from September 2026 through June 2027, covering lending, compliance, AI, technology, finance, and networking across the U.S., making early flight and travel planning essentia...
8.26.26 Borrower Relationships; Experian’s Michele Bodda on Modern Scoring; Rate Pressures
The mortgage industry is increasingly recognizing that the homeowner relationship should extend well beyond origination, using servicing, home equity, insurance, partnerships, and other solutions to stay relevant to borrowers, creating lasting ...
8.25.26 Wonders of Technology; Deluxe's Adria Liss on Home Buyer Protection; Long Bond Chatter
Technology is transforming industries while creating new risks around AI’s impact on education, liability, and accountability, leaving lenders to determine how best to use it to augment employees rather than replace them. Robbie interviews Delu...
8.24.26 DC Movers and Shakers; Tidalwave's Chris McLendon on Agentics; Treasury Intervention
Mortgage servicing can create significant wealth, so concentration risk matters, especially as sharp declines in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shares and leadership departures at Fannie raise concerns that political and organizational uncertainty ...
