AI & cost of legacy systems in UK banking UK banks spend ~£3.3bn/year just maintaining legacy core systems, and AI is exposing the cracks. #legacy_systems #core_systems #banks_spend #maintaining_legacy #legacy_core
Canopy Mortgage is Lowering the Cost to Produce Loans for Loan Officers Traditional lenders often rely on outdated legacy systems like Encompass, which require costly plugins and manual underwriting processes. These systems burden loan officers with inefficiencies, leading to higher rates or lower compensation to cover operational expenses. In contrast, Canopy Mortgage’s Nano platform offers a streamlined, all-in-one solution that reduces the number of staff needed per loan file while maintaining high-quality service. The mortgage industry has long struggled with rising overhead costs and shrinking profit margins. Canopy Mortgage addresses these challenges by redefining the economics of loan origination. For loan officers, the “cost to produce” a loan is a critical factor in determining market competitiveness and income potential. By integrating proprietary technology and vertical operations, Canopy has eliminated many of the inefficiencies that plague traditional lenders. Canopy’s Nano Loan Origination System replaces expensive third-party software with a unified platform, cutting out unnecessary vendor fees and corporate overhead. This approach allows the company to offer more competitive pricing and better compensation plans to high-performing loan officers. In contrast, traditional lenders often pay per-file fees for multiple software tools, including LOS, CRM, POS, and compliance systems. Canopy’s consolidation of these functions removes what is known as the “tech tax,” which traditionally eats into an officer’s profit margins. The Nano platform streamlines the lending process by automating compliance triggers and integrating data into a single interface. This eliminates the friction of manual data entry, which is common in legacy systems.#canopy_mortgage #nano_platform #loan_officers #mortgage_industry #legacy_systems
