What your E&O policy doesn’t cover may matter mostFriday, June 12, 2026 As fraud risks, cyber threats and operational complexity evolve, title agencies should take a detailed look at their Errors & Omissions insurance coverage. Too often, agency owners focus on premium comparisons while overlooking other factors that can become critically important when a claim arises, according to Title Industry Assurance Company Program Manager Casey Withers. |
RecordsOnline rolls out AI Suite for TitleFriday, June 12, 2026 Texas-based title technology company RecordsOnline unveiled a trio of artificial intelligence engines — ChainOfTitleAI, RunsheetAI and CommitmentAI — in a single workflow where a professional examiner reviews every output. |
NFIB: Optimism drops, uncertainty rises in MayFriday, June 12, 2026 The National Federation of Independent Business Small Business Optimism Index dropped by 0.6 points from April to May and the Uncertainty Index increased by 3 points in the same time period. |
Wholesale Title Solutions integrates with AccuTitleFriday, June 12, 2026 A partnership between Wholesale Title Solutions and AccuTitle will allow title service data to be imported into AccuTitle’s closing platforms speeding up the preparation of closing documents, reducing turnaround times and improving accuracy.
Trade groups urge FHFA to streamline appraisal requirementsFriday, June 12, 2026 A coalition of financial services organizations pressed the Federal Housing Finance Agency to expedite its work toward meeting housing policy goals described in a recent executive order issued by President Donald Trump, particularly those aimed at modernizing property valuations.
‘How I Would Hack Your Title Agency’ talk shines light on modern cyber threat landscapeThursday, June 11, 2026 During his session at the 2026 National Settlement Services Summit in Kansas City, Mo., educator and consultant Matt Lee shared an in-depth account of how he would go about infiltrating a title agency and holding its data for ransom. Lee, who serves as security and compliance senior director at Pax8, shared preventative tips and his thoughts on why cyber defenders should also know how to go on offense.
Fitch Ratings lowers outlooks for homebuilding, building products sectorsThursday, June 11, 2026 Fitch Ratings revised its 2026 outlooks for the U.S. homebuilding and North America Building Products sectors from “neutral” to “deteriorating” due, in part, to homebuilders facing weakening demand amid record-low consumer sentiment and a 30-year mortgage rate holding near 6.5 percent. Fitch expects rates to hold at that level through year-end.
More than 1,100 housing advocates urge Congress to improve affordabilityThursday, June 11, 2026 Builders, remodelers and other housing industry professionals called on federal lawmakers to adopt zoning and land-use reforms, pass legislation to increase the workforce in the skilled trades and take steps to speed up the process to acquire a clean water permit in an effort to improve housing affordability and help builders to increase the production of attainable homes.
Panelist speaks to housing market expectations for rest of the yearThursday, June 11, 2026 October Research, LLC will host a webinar June 17 at 2 p.m. (ET) titled “Q2 Economic Outlook” featuring Moody’s Analytics Economist Shandor Whitcher. We caught up with Whitcher ahead of his presentation to get his thoughts on the housing market.
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