Mortgage Collaborative Adds FICO as Educational Partner

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The Mortgage Collaborative (TMC), the nation’s largest independent cooperative network for mortgage lenders, has added FICO, global analytics software leader, as an educational partner. 

This partnership gives members additional insights into credit data, market trends and risk modeling. 

Unlike TMC’s traditional partners, FICO will not sell products or services, focusing instead on empowering TMC’s lender network with actionable intelligence on credit behavior and market dynamics.

“We’re thrilled to welcome FICO as Preferred Educational Partner. Their legacy of innovation and data-driven insight aligns perfectly with our mission to empower our members through knowledge, connection, and collaboration,” says Jodi Hall, president and CEO of The Mortgage Collaborative, in a release. “Together, we’ll elevate the conversation around credit, analytics, and consumer empowerment, bringing fresh perspectives and actionable education to our network.”

FICO will share expertise through webinars, data briefings, and collaborative forums, covering emerging credit trends, advancements in risk assessment, and borrower behavior insights. These resources will help TMC members strengthen underwriting strategies, manage risk, and improve borrower outcomes.

“In today’s complex lending environment, the FICO Score is the most trusted standard for evaluating credit risk,” says Monica Von Egidy, AMP, senior manager of Mortgage and Capital Markets at FICO. “As the lending landscape continues to evolve, access to timely and relevant credit intelligence becomes more critical than ever. FICO’s partnership with TMC is about preparing lenders for what’s next while arming them with the insights and strategies they need to thrive in a future shaped by data and innovation.”

The partnership underscores TMC’s mission to connect lenders with leading industry knowledge and foster collaboration that drives innovation, operational excellence, and market resilience.

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