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Old Republic Title Insurance Group, Inc., (ORTIG) recently announced that its Old Republic Default Management Services operation will now operate under the new name of Old Republic Servicing Solutions (ORSS).
“The new name will more accurately describe our resources and abilities to enhance existing service offerings and to develop new strategic and innovative solutions for our customers’ needs throughout the nation," said Mark Bilbrey, president of Old Republic National Title Insurance Company. "We are confident the change will also advance recognition of our brand and the trust that Old Republic has earned in the marketplace.”
The operation provides national mortgage servicing offerings through direct fulfillment and in partnership with affiliates, according to the company.
Click here after August 3, 2015, for a complete listing of ORSS’ product offerings and services.
ORTIG is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Old Republic International Corporation, one of the nation’s 50 largest publicly held insurance organizations. ORTIG is comprised of a multitude of title and related services companies, and is the parent company of Old Republic National Title Insurance Company (ORNTIC), formed in 1907, and American Guaranty Title Insurance Company dating back to 1896. Since 1992, no other title insurer has had higher overall ratings than the ORTIG. These ratings reflect the Company’s strong operating performance over the long run, excellent capitalization and liquidity, as well as sound investment and reserving policies joined to a strong market position.
Through these title insurers and multiple service companies, ORTIG offers a full complement of title insurance underwriting and related services such as: credit reporting, IRS Section 1031 exchanges, notary services, commercial real estate site management, UCC insurance, bankruptcy reporting, national timeshare, and relocation services, document recording, real estate appraisal, commercial real estate transaction coordination, default management, flood reporting, and centralized national order placement services.
