SCA: New Website
Big News: One of the great things about SCA is the range of issues we get to see, and the wealth of knowledge we get to tap into while working with dozens of clients on a monthly basis. Today, we'll share some important news about the updated SCA Website.
SCA Announcement:
We have upgraded our website!
Spillane Consulting Associates is excited to announce that we have rolled out a new format for our website.
Thanks to our growing client base around New England and beyond, the format of the new SCA website will continue to facilitate interaction and engagement. We have upgraded our look to optimize efficiency and a create an experience that is more pleasing to the eye. Additionally, navigating around is easier and more use friendly.
The SCA Blog will continue to tap into our vast network to bring you analysis of the mortgage banking industry in New England. Specifically, we will focus on topics such as:
Compliance
Quality Control
Staffing
Training
Technology
Management Solutions
To access our previous blog posts, please use the link on the right side of the SCA Blog to access the SCA Blog Archive page.
Spillane Consulting Associates has served the residential mortgage lending business since 1991. We have specialized in mortgage banking consulting services and provided quality control reviews, risk management and process consulting and employee training to credit unions, community banks and non-depository institutions. We are a thought leader on the strategic growth of residential mortgage lending. You can learn more by visiting our website, or scheduling a meeting with me or one of my colleagues.
SCA Compliance Hotline: Need a question answered quick?
Email:
Compliance-Question@scapartnering.com
Call:
(781) 356-2772
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