February 17, 2025 • 3 min read
Ask Regi AI assistant offers a powerful alternative to traditional keyword search, increasing speed and precision of search results
AllRegs has been the mortgage industry’s leading trusted repository for regulatory search and guidance for more than three decades. With its vast library including more than a million pages of state and federal laws, regulations, agency guidelines and highly curated content, it is the mortgage industry’s compliance reference source of choice. Now ICE has made AllRegs even better with Ask Regi, an AI-assisted search tool that helps users quickly find regulatory guidance using conversational queries in addition to traditional keyword searches.
“Ask Regi is the latest example of how ICE is listening to what our clients are telling us they need,” said Tim Bowler, President of ICE Mortgage Technology. “By offering clients a shorter, easier path to answering complex regulatory questions that impact mortgage lending and servicing, we’re creating an opportunity for them to use regulatory intelligence more efficiently and effectively when helping households on their home ownership journey.”
ICE is simplifying and expanding access to the American dream of homeownership by digitizing and automating the entire real estate and housing finance lifecycle so critical data can flow seamlessly from one process to the next, creating a better experience for the homeowner, lender and servicer.
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