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Credit Union Homeownership Month Webinar | Local Mortgage Data Marketing
Discover how credit unions can grow mortgage lending and member relationships by better understanding Hispanic homebuyers in this ACUMA InsideTrack webinar with NAHREP and Polygon Research.
An ACUMA InsideTrack webinar by Polygon Research. Hear how Hudson Valley Credit Union built a continuous fair lending program. Includes a 90-day starter plan.
HMDA in Practice
Webinar
Upcoming
30 minutes
12 PM ET
THURSDAY, MARCH 12

HMDA in Practice

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What Is Peer Benchmarking?
Webinar
On-demand
30 minutes

What Is Peer Benchmarking?

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A practical guide to peer benchmarking using HMDA data and HMDAVision. How to choose a peer set, compare performance, and read the differences that matter.
Learn how borrower-paid loan costs are measured in HMDA, what drives pricing differences, and how to benchmark your market ahead of the 2025 HMDA release.
Affordability Index
Webinar
On-demand
30 minutes

Affordability Index

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Polygon Research's loan-level Affordability Index uses real HMDA data across 84,414 census tracts—scalable to ZIP/MSA, filterable by demographics, loan type, and rates—for repeatable, reliable market-specific insights.
Trigger leads disappear in March 2026. The question every lender faces: where's the refinance volume?
Understanding the Non-QM Market
Webinar
On-demand
30 minutes

Understanding the Non-QM Market

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Non-QM reached $239 billion in 2025, 10.2% of all originations. How Polygon Research identifies Non-QM at the loan level, and what that reveals about product mix, pricing and competition in a local market.
A practical, repeatable way to identify where purchase deals are still happening—by borrower type, product, and neighborhood—without guessing.
Mortgage Market Patterns Revealed
Webinar
On-demand
30 minutes

Mortgage Market Patterns Revealed

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A live session hosted by Richard Grieser of Truv, on how loan-level data exposes structural shifts, cycles, and lender behavior across mortgage lenders.