About FNC

What is FNC?

FNC pioneered real estate collateral information technology. Since 1999, FNC has offered solutions that automate appraisal ordering, tracking, documentation and review for lender compliance with OCC, OTS, Federal Reserve, FDIC, and other regulations.

Using our platforms and products, the nation’s top mortgage lenders have realized reduced costs and more efficient loan processing.

With our collateral management platforms and collateral-focused data and analytics, FNC provides advanced insight into the property backing a loan from origination to capital markets.

No one understands real estate collateral better than FNC.

What does FNC do?

Two numbers secure a loan: a credit score on the borrower and a collateral score on the property. FNC builds software that streamlines and automates the parts of the mortgage process that deal with collateral assessment.

Our software automates appraisal ordering, review, and receipt. It does the same for title, inspection, and other mortgage settlement services fulfillment. Improving these processes benefits our customers, who see reduced costs, increased productivity and faster, more informed decision-making as a result of using our systems.

For consumers, our technology speeds the loan origination process by allowing lenders to deliver better service.

How did FNC get started?

In the mid-1990s, former University of Mississippi professors and mortgage industry experts Bill Rayburn and Dennis Tosh were educators and consultants to lenders and state banking organizations, counseling them on conforming to regulatory guidelines by applying the Financial Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act (FIRREA).

Building on that foundation, Rayburn and Tosh collaborated with fellow professors Bob Dorsey and John D. Johnson as well as Ph.D. student Duncan Chen to develop the real estate collateral management software that would eventually become today’s Collateral Management System_® (CMS_®). The nation’s major lenders now use CMS to ensure regulatory compliance and mitigate risk.

FNC’s headquarters remain in Oxford, Mississippi, with satellite offices located in Dallas, Texas, and Costa Mesa, California. FNC also has onsite technical staff at client locations and telecommuters working from home offices nationwide.

Visit FNC online at www.fncinc.com.