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Lower`s multi-channel fintech platform meets consumers where they want to do business. Its tech-forward direct to consumer brand, Lower.com, offers a streamlined, digital approach, while its retail presence, consisting of Homeside Financial and 18 additional regional lending teams, focuses on an in-person, local experience with offices around the country. Additionally, the company will soon expand to offer Mortgage as a Service (MaaS) to its growing book of business. The company has funded more than $18.2B in loans since its founding in 2014 and raised the largest Series A investment in Ohio history in 2021. The Lower team has grown from ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $100-250 Million
  • www.lower.com
  • 8131 Smith`s Mill Road
    New Albany, OH USA 43054
  • Phone: 833.920.2273

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
William Kaper
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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