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Does the underwriter work for the bank?

Yes, underwriters are employees of banks, lenders, and mortgage bankers. They work on the operational side of things, making loan decisions after the sales team brings the loan in the door.

What is the role of the underwriter?

Underwriters are responsible for deciding whether a borrowers loan application is approved or not. If a potential borrower applies for a loan from a mortgage, insurance, loan broker or any other type of financial institution, it is an Underwriter who evaluates risk presented by the entire loan application.

What is underwriting at a bank?

You may have heard the term before, but what does underwriting mean exactly? Mortgage underwriting is what happens behind the scenes once you submit your application. Its the process a lender uses to take an in-depth look at your credit and financial background to determine if youre eligible for a loan.

Why do banks underwrite?

Underwriting helps to set fair borrowing rates for loans, establish appropriate premiums, and create a market for securities by accurately pricing investment risk.