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Finastra, a global provider of financial software applications, hosted leaders from community banks and credit unions across the United States to discuss trends and innovation in consumer, commercial and mortgage lending. The User Connect series, open to current Finastra lending customers, took place in Chicago, Illinois; Scottsdale, Arizona; and Orlando, Florida.
With presentations featuring Finastra product and industry experts, roundtable discussions, and customer panels, the series emphasized collaboration amongst financial institutions and showcased how lenders can increase growth, productivity, and efficiency while maximizing compliance. Sessions also included in-depth training on LaserPro, Mortgagebot, and Originate to help customers maximize their investments. “The User Connect conference was incredibly valuable not just for me, but for my entire team,” said Carol Ricker, Mortgage Operations Manager at Bank Iowa. “As a community banker, it is important that I always look for ways to better serve my customers. The Finastra team of experts were very knowledgeable and demonstrated how to maximize our solutions and ensure a positive return for banks. I also appreciated the opportunity to network with other financial institutions and Finastra partners so that we could all share best practices and learn from one another. Bringing this knowledge back to my team and colleagues offers tremendous value as we plan for our continued growth.” Throughout the series, several significant takeaways were highlighted:
“For more than a decade, User Connect has been a valuable opportunity to collaborate with our customers, understand their challenges, and continue investing in tailored innovations to meet their needs,” said Mitch Lucas, Head of Retail Lending at Finastra. “With the industry continuously evolving, we are proud to reinforce our position as a trusted advisor to support financial institutions across the US as they work to maximize their revenue opportunities."
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