By ERIN FLYNN JAY Despite calls from corporations demanding employees return to offices in person, remote work has become a part of life for many Americans, with some states offering better opportunities for people who have chosen to work from home. Forbes Advisor’s recent data analysis on remote work in the U.S. revealed San Antonio…
By KIMBERLEY HAAS It is estimated that more than one in five Americans will work remotely by 2025 and lenders are finding ways to remain compliant as loan officers choose that lifestyle. According to a recent USA Today report, workers in all professions are taking advantage of remote options. Just over one-third of workers in…
By SCOTT KIMBLER As the debate about returning to the office continues nationwide, people in the city of Atlanta and its surrounding communities are adapting to the reality that hybrid and remote work are likely here to stay. Over six million people live in the Atlanta Metropolitan Statistical Area, which has long been a hot…
By KIMBERLEY HAAS As companies work to determine what their office demands will be post-pandemic, commercial real estate experts continue to debate the impacts on the industry and the banking system. With office vacancy rates hitting an all-time high in August, it is feared that if office buildings become obsolete, banks will be left to…
By KIMBERLEY HAAS Leaders at ActiveComply say their new digital service helps companies in highly regulated industries stay compliant while employing remote workers. Banks, mortgage lenders, credit unions, and investment banking firms have to follow strict agency guidelines, as well as state and federal laws. Remote Office Inspection allows compliance teams at those institutions to…
By KIMBERLEY HAAS United Wholesale Mortgage turned heads in the industry last week when it was reported that health officials are investigating the company after receiving complaints about how they are handling COVID, which lead some people to ask why employees in lending are expected to be in their offices to begin with. Michigan Occupational Safety…
By KIMBERLEY HAAS As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and workers reevaluate their commitment to metropolitan life, lenders in smaller cities stand to benefit from what is being termed the “Great Resignation.” It is estimated that about 4.4 million Americans quit their jobs in September after months of dramatic departure numbers, which means those employees are…
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