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Tavant Named to Prestigious 2025 AIFinTech100 List

SANTA CLARA, Calif., June 18, 2025 – Tavant, a leading provider of AI-powered fintech solutions and digital engineering, announced today its inclusion in the 2025 AIFinTech100. The list, published by FinTech Global, recognizes the world’s most innovative companies that are ushering in a new era of AI in financial services to drive greater efficiencies through disruption and innovation. Finalists were selected by an esteemed panel of industry experts and analysts that reviewed submissions from more than 2,000 financial technology companies. Tavant was recognized for introducing new and disruptive technology advancements, applying Agentic AI to their existing Touchless Lending® platform to address challenges in the financial services industry. Tavant’s Touchless Lending suite of capabilities unlocks the power of AI in lending, ranging from lead generation automation to loan officer assistants, AI-powered data and document gathering and analysis, AI-enabled underwriting, Compliance Agents, and Agent-supported loan closing. It is one of the most comprehensive applications of AI, GenAI, and Agentic AI for mortgage origination and servicing. Richard Sachar, Director at FinTech Global, said, “AI is fundamentally reshaping the financial services landscape. The companies featured on this year’s AIFinTech100 list are at the forefront of that transformation, developing solutions that enhance operational efficiency, strengthen compliance, improve customer engagement, and drive innovation across the board. The AIFinTech100 2025 recognizes the firms setting new standards for how AI can be applied in financial services. From intelligent automation and fraud detection to hyper-personalized banking experiences, these trailblazers are leading the next wave of FinTech innovation.” Tavant’s AI-driven solutions enhance agility, optimize cost, and drive continuous innovation. Customers report a 54% increase in speed to market, a 45% cost reduction, and a 33% productivity improvement. Tavant’s AI solutions power 1 in 3 US mortgage loans, with 3.5 million lending applications and 33 million lending transactions enabled. Using AI and ML algorithms, Tavant’s solutions move beyond conventional automation to intelligent, adaptive, and outcome-driven AI solutions. AI-powered agents, predictive intelligence, and scalable ML models redefine how businesses operate, drive efficiency, accelerate decision-making, and unlock new growth opportunities. “Being featured in the 2025 AIFintech100 list is a tremendous validation of our work, as well as dedication, and we are proud to be at the forefront of this transformation,” said Hassan Rashid, President, Fintech of Tavant. “For decades, we have been committed to harnessing the power of AI to solve complex challenges, build scalable solutions, and help enterprises build future-proof operations. This recognition is particularly meaningful in a year marked by such rapid advancements in AI and further underscores our dedication to helping clients overcome complex challenges and streamline operations, while driving revenue and profitability. I am extremely honored that Tavant was included in this highly distinguished list of the most advanced AI providers for financial services globally.” A full list of the AIFinTech100 and detailed information about each company can be downloaded for free at www.AIFinTech100.com.

Tavant Named to HousingWire’s Tech100 Listing for Both Real Estate and Mortgage Companies

SANTA CLARA, Calif., Feb 20, 2025 – Tavant, a leading provider of AI-powered Fintech Solutions and IT Services, announced today it has been named to the prestigious HousingWire 2025 Tech100 listing of the most innovative and impactful Mortgage Technology organizations for the seventh year in a row. The company was also named to the Real Estate list, highlighting its cutting-edge solutions shaping the future of housing for the fifth consecutive year. Hassan Rashid, CRO of Tavant, said, “We are honored to be continually recognized in HousingWire’s Tech100 lists. This is a testament to our mission to continually advance technology and enhance the lending process. As one of the pioneers in integrating a fully compliant, Agentic AI-enabled lending platform, we help originators and servicers achieve disruptive advancements in profitability and efficiency, and we leverage the most advanced technology solutions that make the homeownership dream a reality.” Tavant is proud to be one of the technology providers to be consecutively recognized on each list for introducing new and disruptive technology advancements, most recently the company’s advancements in applying Agentic AI to their existing Touchless Lending® platform to address challenges in the financial services industry. Tavant’s Touchless Lending® suite of capabilities unlocks the power of AI in lending, ranging from lead generation automation to loan officer assistants, AI-powered data and document gathering and analysis, AI-enabled underwriting, Compliance Agents, and Agent-supported loan closing. It is one of the most comprehensive applications of AI, GenAI, and Agentic AI for mortgage origination and servicing. “Technology is at the core of progress in the housing industry,” said Clayton Collins, CEO of HW Media. “The companies recognized in this year’s Tech100 awards are leading innovation and delivering real-world impact to drive faster and more efficient processes in mortgage lending, capital markets, servicing, and real estate. We’re seeing lending and real estate organizations separate from the pack by developing and implementing technology that bolsters client experience, team member productivity, and process automation.” For the past 13 years, the Tech100 program has provided housing professionals with a definitive list of the industry’s most forward-thinking organizations. HousingWire’s list serves as a valuable resource for mortgage lenders and real estate professionals seeking trusted partners and technology solutions to address industry challenges. “The 2025 Tech100 honorees are driving real transformation in mortgage and real estate,” said Sarah Wheeler, Editor-in-Chief at HousingWire. “These companies are not just enhancing processes—they’re redefining what’s possible. From streamlining lending operations to elevating the real estate experience, their innovations are paving the way for a more efficient and dynamic housing market.” About Tavant Tavant is a leading AI-powered Solutions and IT Services Provider focused on helping enterprises unlock the power of AI and accelerate digital transformation. With a sharp focus on ROI and deep domain expertise across various industries, Tavant excels in complex data and cloud modernization, developing and productizing advanced AI and Machine Learning models, Agentic AI, and AI Software to deliver intelligent automation and business transformation to Fortune 500 enterprises. All while being at the forefront of GenAI-enabled application development and IT management. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, Tavant operates globally with service locations and development centers in the US, Europe, India, and Central America. About HousingWire HousingWire is an information services company that provides unique data and research, respected business journalism and must-attend events for housing leaders to use to advance their understanding and business outcomes. Our vision is a world in which housing leaders have a complete view of the housing market, and a broad community of peers with whom they can connect. We are committed to delivering the data, analytics, media, and events that advance this vision. Because housing is too important for narrow perspectives and missed connections. Informed housing leaders are better housing leaders. A connected housing industry is a better housing industry. And the full picture always reveals new opportunities. Explore more at www.housingwire.com.

An Expert Take on How AI is Transforming the HELOC Experience in Mortgage Lending

Generative AI is revolutionizing the Fintech industry, turning once slow, manual processes into seamless, efficient operations. In mortgage lending, this technology drives innovation by streamlining tasks and improving customer experiences. Tavant, a leading digital products and platform company, is at the forefront of this transformation, delivering cutting-edge AI-driven solutions across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Hemanthkumar Jambulingam, Director of Product Management at Tavant, leads the development of the Touchless Lending® suite. This suite leverages AI to reimagine loan origination and servicing, helping lenders improve customer acquisition, conversion, and retention—all while enhancing operational efficiency and speeding up processes. Check out the excerpts from a detailed discussion where Hemanthkumar shares his insights on why HELOCs are becoming increasingly attractive to homeowners and how AI is empowering lenders to provide more personalized and efficient services. Q: What is the impact of Generative AI on the Fintech landscape? Generative AI is fundamentally reshaping the Fintech industry by boosting productivity, enhancing software quality, and accelerating development cycles. It is able to improve productivity by automating many repetitive tasks, particularly in coding and testing. However, it’s not about replacing manual labor, but it has more to do with enhancing human capability. For instance, AI models can analyze massive datasets in real-time, offering actionable insights that accelerate decision-making in financial services. On the customer side, AI-driven chatbots streamline support, resolving common issues instantly, freeing up resources, and improving response times. Generative AI has a profound impact on software quality. AI-powered testing can automatically generate test cases, helping to catch errors that might slip through manual checks. This reduces human error, making software more stable and reliable. Furthermore, AI-driven personalization allows financial products and services to be tailored to individual needs, increasing customer satisfaction by delivering more relevant solutions. AI tool for code generation have accelerated the development cycles. For instance, auto-completion and auto-generation have revolutionized how quickly financial software can be developed and deployed. These tools produce high-quality, contextually accurate code, reducing the time spent on manual coding. Additionally, AI-driven continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) systems automate key stages of the development pipeline, speeding up product launches. The adaptive nature of AI ensures continuous optimization, driving faster innovation.   Generative AI is not just improving efficiency; it’s ushering in a new era of rapid innovation in Fintech, enabling companies to bring financial products to market faster, with greater precision and reduced risk. Q: What is the current landscape of home equity lending, especially with HELOCs? The home equity lending market has seen significant changes, particularly with the rise of Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs) in 2024. Homeowners are increasingly turning to HELOCs as a flexible financial solution, leveraging their property’s value to gain greater financial freedom. HELOC originations surged by over 20% in 2024, driven by rising home prices and homeowners’ reluctance to refinance at today’s higher mortgage rates. With more than $32 trillion in home equity available, homeowners are using HELOCs to access this wealth without refinancing their primary mortgages. Why Are HELOCs So Appealing? Homeowners are drawn to HELOCs because of their flexibility. A HELOC functions like a credit card—borrowers can draw funds, repay, and re-borrow as needed. This makes HELOCs ideal for ongoing expenses like home renovations or education costs. Another key factor is relatively low interest rates, which hover around 9% in 2024, making HELOCs more affordable than personal loans or credit cards. Tax benefits further boost their appeal, as interest on HELOCs remains deductible when used for home improvements. Key drivers behind the HELOC boom include rising home prices, which have been increasing by 6-7% annually, and rising consumer debt—households in 2024 carry an average debt of $104,215. Many are using HELOCs for debt consolidation, lowering monthly payments and saving on interest costs. Additionally, HELOCs provide a financial safety net in uncertain times, offering flexibility while preserving liquidity.   Q: Can you explain the market dynamics behind the surge in HELOCs? The resurgence of HELOCs in 2024 is driven by a convergence of macroeconomic factors, including rising interest rates, limited housing inventory, and substantial home equity accumulation. Mortgage rates in 2024 are significantly higher, ranging between 6% and 7%. Homeowners with sub-4% mortgages are reluctant to refinance, resulting in a 40% decline in refinancing applications. Consequently, HELOCs have become the preferred option for accessing home equity without losing favorable mortgage terms. Limited Housing Inventory and Rising Home Prices are key factors. The housing market faces a severe inventory shortage, with just 2.7 months of supply available. This has driven home prices up by 7.3% in 2023 alone. As home values rise, so does home equity, prompting more homeowners to use HELOCs to tap into this wealth. Inflation and Economic Flexibility have made a huge impact. With inflationary pressures making it harder for families to manage rising costs, HELOCs offer a low-cost, flexible credit line that can be used as needed. The revolving nature of a HELOC, where interest is only paid on what’s borrowed, makes it a cost-effective and attractive financing option in uncertain economic times.   In conclusion, Generative AI is transforming the Fintech landscape, particularly in home lending with the rise of HELOCs. By enhancing operational efficiency and enabling personalized solutions, AI empowers lenders to meet the evolving needs of homeowners. As rising home equity and demand for flexible financial products grow, HELOCs are set to play a crucial role in navigating economic uncertainty. This synergy between Generative AI and home equity lending will foster a more responsive financial ecosystem, benefiting both lenders and consumers.

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Tavant Named Among Fastest Growing Fintech Companies By IDC

SANTA CLARA, Calif, Sept. 17, 2024 – Tavant, a Silicon Valley-based provider of AI-powered digital lending technologies, announced today it has been named among IDC’s Fast Track Fintech winners, along with a place in the FinTech Rankings Top 100. This is the sixth consecutive year Tavant has been named to the financial industry’s most comprehensive vendor ranking. The elite list features technology companies from around the globe that are focused on providing solutions to the financial services and Fintech industries. The Fast Track FinTech category honors companies from the previous IDC FinTech Rankings program that have shown significant year-over-year growth. Tavant is honored to be acknowledged as having noticeably grown in the rankings alongside esteemed companies such as Amazon (AWS), Deloitte, Equifax, Nasdaq, and other industry leaders. Hassan Rashid, CRO, Tavant, said, “IDC Financial Insights is an industry thought leader; we are humbled to be recognized for the sixth consecutive year as a leading and trusted partner for our customers. We are particularly proud to be recognized among the Fast Track Fintech providers. Our commitment to the Fintech industry is strengthened by our focus on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, which ensures that our customers are equipped with advanced tools to compete and succeed in today’s rapidly evolving environment.” The Fortune 500-style ranking categorizes and evaluates the top global providers of financial technology based on calendar year revenues from financial institutions for hardware, software, and/or services. These providers supply the technological backbone of the financial services industry, an industry in which IDC forecasts worldwide spending on IT to be over $800 billion (USD) by 2026. To thrive in a digital economy, financial services organizations must embrace innovation and integrate innovative technology effectively to enhance the customer experience and achieve operational excellence. Tavant and the enterprises featured on the IDC Fintech Rankings represent those organizations committed to helping financial services companies successfully execute their digital transformation initiatives for the betterment of their customers around the world. “IDC has been producing the IDC Fintech Rankings for 20 years and has expanded the program to now include the top 150 solutions providers to ensure that we get the most accurate representation of the largest Fintechs in the world,” said Marc DeCastro, research director at IDC. “The technology companies on this list provide the innovation necessary to keep the financial services at the forefront of providing modern digital experiences across all aspects of a customer’s financial journey.” IDC Financial Insights publishes a comprehensive report about the year’s findings. For more information about the rankings, visit here.  About Tavant Headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif., Tavant is a digital products and solutions company that provides impactful results to its customers across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. Founded in 2000, the company employs more than 3000 people and is a recognized top employer. Tavant is creating an AI-powered intelligent lending enterprise by reimagining customer experiences, driving operational efficiencies, and improving collaboration.

Crafting a Culture of Quality-Driven Development

The world of software development is often weighed down by one metric: defects. Our obsessions are bug fixes, crash corrections, and error reduction. While this emphasis on technical issues is understandable, it gives a false impression of the quality of the software. Usability, maintainability, scalability, security, and user satisfaction are all components of true quality, which goes well beyond the mere absence of bugs. The quest for quality in the dynamic field of software development extends well beyond eliminating defects. Establishing a culture that prioritizes quality, continual improvement, and a commitment to delivering products that not only fulfill but also surpass expectations is key. If we’re going to build truly unique software, we need to change our thinking. This does not mean completely ignoring bugs but placing them within a broader context of quality attributes. So, how do we escape this trap and build a culture where quality is not just an aspiration but a core value? Here are some fundamental principles of a quality-driven development culture: Shifting Mindsets: From Testing to Quality Assurance: Testing is an essential part of ensuring a product’s quality, but a quality-driven culture goes beyond simply identifying and resolving bugs. It demands a shift in mindset from mere testing to comprehensive quality assurance. This change entails taking preventative steps like code reviews, design inspections, open communication around potential issues, prioritizing refactoring, and recognizing accomplishments in quality alongside product launches. Embracing Continuous Improvement: Continuous improvement is essential to a quality-driven development culture. View defects not as failures but as opportunities to learn and improve. Analyze their root causes, implement preventative measures, and communicate the team’s lessons learned. Motivate your team to embrace an attitude of continuous improvement and learning. Frequent feedback loops, retrospectives, and the integration of lessons from past projects create an environment that develops and changes with every development cycle. Metrics Beyond Bugs: While tracking and fixing bugs is crucial to maintaining software quality, it doesn’t provide a complete picture of a project’s success or health. Use insightful measurements that go beyond the conventional defect count. Measure things like user satisfaction, code coverage, and performance benchmarks. These indicators give you a comprehensive picture of your product’s caliber and can point your team toward areas that need work and development. Investing in the Professional Development of Team Members: A culture that prioritizes quality understands the value of supporting team members’ professional growth. Encourage certifications, workshops, and training courses that improve their abilities. By investing in training, team members remain updated with evolving technologies and learn better ways of doing things. This could lead to greater productivity and creativity. Shared Ownership: Testers and QA teams aren’t the only ones accountable for quality. Everyone engaged in the development process—from developers and designers to executives and product managers—has a shared responsibility for it. Encourage open lines of communication between the development team, stakeholders, and other departments. Promote cross-functional collaboration to ensure that everyone is on the same page with the overall objective of producing a high-quality product. Automation is Key: Use automation to expedite monotonous work so your team can concentrate on more intricate, high-value jobs. In addition to lowering the risk of errors, automated testing, continuous integration, and deployment pipelines also make development processes more dependable and efficient while freeing up human resources for more strategically important tasks. Conclusion In summary, creating a quality-driven development culture involves more than just focusing on defects; it also entails adopting a holistic approach to excellence, which calls for dedication, teamwork, and readiness to continuously learn and adapt. Your team will be able to constantly surpass the expectations of your stakeholders and users by cultivating this culture. The benefits of quality-driven development are well worth the continued journey. Let’s move beyond defects and create software that surpasses users’ expectations and stands the test of time.

Unlocking Home Equity: A Strategic Move for 2024

As we make strides into 2024, American homeowners find themselves amidst an intriguing landscape of financial opportunities, particularly concerning the utilization of home equity. The past year witnessed a surge in the popularity of Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOCs), a trend poised to continue into the current year. But why the HELOC frenzy, and what makes 2024 an opportune moment for homeowners to tap into their home equity? Market Dynamics and Demand Surge In understanding the HELOC boom, we must dissect the current market dynamics. Rising interest rates coupled with a dwindling housing inventory have created a scenario where homeowners are opting to stay put, resulting in a substantial accumulation of home equity. However, this accumulation often contrasts with a lack of liquid savings, leaving homeowners in a peculiar position. Enter the HELOC, a financial instrument tailor-made for such circumstances. Flexibility and Favorable Rates HELOCs offer homeowners a flexible credit line, enabling them to access the equity in their homes without altering the interest rate on their primary mortgage. This flexibility is particularly attractive in a landscape where there are hopeful expectations for interest rates to decline. Variable-rate HELOCs with enticing introductory rates present a compelling proposition, aligning with the anticipated trajectory of interest rates in 2024. The competitive marketplace has ushered in a wave of consumer-centric benefits, including lower origination fees, special terms and improved rates. This increased competition empowers consumers to shop for the most favorable options tailored to their financial needs. Navigating Through Friction: The Role of Technology However, amidst the allure of HELOCs, challenges persist, notably in the application and approval process. The traditional timeline of two to six weeks for approval often falls short of meeting the immediate needs of borrowers. This discrepancy underscores the imperative for a streamlined and efficient process, one that addresses consumer expectations of ease, clarity and speed. In response to this demand, innovative solutions have emerged to bridge the gap between consumer expectations and industry capabilities. Advanced technologies, including AI-driven platforms, have played a pivotal role in streamlining the HELOC experience, offering consumers a smoother journey from application to approval. These solutions have significantly reduced the time and complexity traditionally associated with underwriting processes. HELOC vs. Alternatives: A Comparative Advantage When evaluating the merits of HELOCs against alternative financial instruments, several key advantages emerge. Compared to home equity loans, HELOCs offer unparalleled speed of origination and availability, aligning with the urgency often associated with financial needs. Additionally, the variable rates characteristic of HELOCs, especially in the context of projected rate drops, provide homeowners with a strategic advantage in managing their borrowing costs. In contrast to credit cards, HELOCs offer lower interest rates and structured repayment periods, ensuring greater financial stability and long-term planning. Furthermore, the potential tax deductibility of HELOC interest payments further enhances its appeal, setting it apart as a financially astute choice for homeowners. As we navigate the financial landscape of 2024, the strategic utilization of home equity emerges as a compelling option for American homeowners. HELOCs, with their flexibility, competitive rates and technological advancements, stand as a beacon of opportunity amidst a sea of financial choices. By tapping into their home equity intelligently, homeowners can unlock a world of possibilities, realizing their financial aspirations while safeguarding their most valuable asset—their home. (*Article was originally published on MBA Newslink)

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Maximizing the Impact of Test Automation

As we are all aware, software permeates various aspects of our lives, from mobile apps to business-essential systems. As software becomes more complicated, reliability and quality become harder to assure. Test automation proves particularly valuable when this occurs. Time has witnessed the evolution of test automation into an integral aspect of software development, resulting in improved efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Enhancing effectiveness, precision, and feedback cycles through automation, we can achieve higher quality. Common Pitfalls in Test Automation By leveraging test automation, software quality and test execution speed can be significantly improved. Insufficient execution and management of test automation hinder many organizations, resulting in subpar results. ROI’s effectiveness is often threatened by difficulties in ensuring long-term success and precise ROI calculation. The article offers practical guidance on leveraging test automation to generate the greatest possible impact. Effective Test Automation Implementation and Management: To maximize the impact of test automation, a comprehensive approach that includes many areas of testing, development, and collaboration is required. The success of automation testing depends on implementing and managing test automation effectively. Here is a detailed way to achieve this goal: Define Clear Objectives: With the right strategies in place, test automation can yield substantial results. Starting with the goals, detail your test automation objectives. With a clear understanding of the desired outcomes, tailor your automation testing strategy to align with your goals. Choose the Right Tool/Framework: Selecting the appropriate tools and frameworks is necessary. A dependable, adaptable, and user-friendly tool should be chosen by considering tech stack, project requirements, and team proficiency. In the grand scheme of things, this will be a time and effort conserving solution. Solid testing approach: By concentrating on the most important tests, test automation can be accomplished efficiently. Automation’s applicability is limited to certain tests. By focusing on these tests, you can optimize the value and scope they offer. Group tests according to their significance, risk, and execution frequency. Testing should start with the most critical areas to achieve prompt results. Prioritization becomes more manageable when focusing on essential aspects. Maintainable Test Scripts: Create test scripts that are modular, efficient, and maintainable, ensuring scalability. Implement design patterns like Page Object Model (POM), use data-driven testing, and keyword-driven testing, maintain a clear structure, apply coding standards, ensure proper documentation, and leverage best practices for creating reliable automated tests. By combining these methods, one can create well-organized and well-documented automated tests, highlighting the advantages of industry standards. Test Data Management: Consistent test results are achieved by expertly managing test data, allowing for reliable conclusions. By incorporating automated data setup and cleanup, you can improve your testing process. Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD): Implementing test automation in your CI/CD pipeline enables tests to be triggered by code commits, resulting in early issue detection, quick feedback on changes, and prevention of defects in production. Test Environment Management: Emulate the production environment in test environments for optimal results. resemble those in production. By doing this, automation results appropriately mirror real-world situations. Continuous Learning and Training: Offer testing team training and skill enhancement opportunities. Verify that they possess the necessary skills to construct, maintain, and execute automated tests. Stay current on the latest automation methods, instruments, and technology. Investing in training yields returns in the form of improved team skills and industry awareness. Reporting and Monitoring: Create thorough reports that detail test outcomes, coverage data, and defect patterns. Visualizing testing progress, dashboards play a crucial role. By leveraging detailed reporting and analytics, you can monitor the performance of automation and uncover patterns. Get buy-in from stakeholders and Feedback Loop: Early stakeholder involvement is crucial. By involving all individuals from the onset, a unified vision can be fostered. Ensure optimal impact, gather stakeholder feedback, monitor automation efficiency, and adjust iteratively. Conducting reviews and retrospectives at regular intervals helps determine the effectiveness of your test automation. Identifying areas for improvement is crucial to adjusting your strategy. Summary In conclusion, we discussed the pros and cons of test automation and how to overcome any difficulties. In addition, we provide guidance on improving test automation, including selecting the appropriate tools and frameworks, developing a thorough testing approach, and involving key stakeholders early in the process. Effective test automation management is essential for success. Setting clear goals, monitoring progress, and continuously improving the process will ensure that your organization capitalize on the full potential of test automation. By acting and implementing these best practices in your own organizations, your organization can experience enhanced efficiency, accuracy, and faster feedback loops.

Tavant’s Touchless Lending® Named “Best Digital Mortgage Product” in the 2024 FinTech Breakthrough Awards Program

SANTA CLARA, Calif.– Tavant, a Silicon Valley-based provider of AI-powered digital lending technologies, announced today its AI-powered Touchless Lending® Automation has been selected as the “Best Digital Mortgage Product” in the 8th annual FinTech Breakthrough Awards program conducted by FinTech Breakthrough, an independent market intelligence organization that recognizes the top companies, technologies, and products in the global FinTech market today. An independent panel of experts within the financial services and technology industries evaluated more than 4,000 FinTech Breakthrough Award nominations from across the globe, examining the following criteria: innovation, performance, ease of use, functionality, value, and impact. The winning companies and products embody a spirit of innovation and progress that drives the financial services industry forward. Tavant’s Head of Fintech Marketing, Brad Sivert, said, “We are honored to be recognized by such an esteemed organization. Our mission is to reshape the mortgage industry by giving lenders the tools they need to accelerate their loan manufacturing process and minimize origination costs. Our revolutionary AI-powered platform optimizes the underwriting and processing experience, solving numerous pain points for lenders. The impact is undeniable, enabling lenders to close loans in less than ten days and, perhaps more importantly, enabling homebuyers to realize their dreams of home ownership.” The FinTech Breakthrough Awards is the premier awards program founded to recognize fintech innovators, leaders, and visionaries from around the world. Find Tavant on LinkedIn and Twitter. About FinTech Breakthrough Part of Tech Breakthrough, a leading market intelligence and recognition platform for technology innovation and leadership around the globe, the FinTech Breakthrough Awards program is devoted to honoring excellence in Financial Technologies and Services companies and products. The FinTech Breakthrough Awards provide public recognition for the achievements of FinTech companies and products in categories including Payments, Personal Finance, Wealth Management, Fraud Protection, Banking, Lending, RegTech, InsurTech, and more. For more information, visit FinTechBreakthrough.com. Tech Breakthrough LLC does not endorse any vendor, product, or service depicted in our recognition programs and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with award designations. Tech Breakthrough LLC recognition consists of the opinions of the Tech Breakthrough LLC organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Tech Breakthrough LLC disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this recognition program, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.