IRVINE, Calif.–Origence has released the second in its new podcast series, this time featuring Keith Sultemeier, president and CEO of Kinecta FCU, who discusses the challenges and opportunities he sees in indirect lending.
During the podcast, past of a new series called “ON with Origence,” Sultemeier discusses the stregy behind Kinecta’s switch to Origence indirect lending and how that transition allowed internal teams to improve automated approvals without compromising the credit union’s lending standards.
The new podcast, which can be heard here, is being hosted by Frank J. Diekmann, cooperator in chief with CUToday.info. It is available across a number of platforms.
“Enjoy a thoughtful new podcast created for the credit union industry … by the credit union industry,” the company said in announcing the new podcast. “ON with Origence features candid conversations with leaders from the financial technology space as we discuss lending, digital transformation, next-gen marketing, the future of financial services, and more.”
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