Leah Price
Better Vice President, Tinman AI Platform
Leah Price is Vice President of the Tinman® AI Platform at Better.com, the leading AI-powered home finance company. Leah leads the commercialization of Tinman® to offer Better’s proprietary technology platform and software to lenders across the country. Tinman® is an AI-driven rules-based decision engine that enables lenders and brokers to automate underwriting decisions and cut cycle times by 75%, accelerate efficiency by reducing fulfillment costs up to 45%, and manage up to 10 times as much volume so they can serve their own customers better. Previously leading the Office of Fintech and the Office of the Chief AI Officer at the Federal Housing Finance Agency, and serving in senior roles at Figure and Fannie Mae, Leah leverages a wealth of expertise across technology and regulation as the head of Tinman®.
2026 Agenda Sessions
How are AI agents coming for lenders?
AI agents are poised to fundamentally reshape the lending landscape. Unlike traditional automation, these autonomous systems can analyze credit risk, process applications, adjust pricing, and manage customer relationships with minimal human oversight.
This session explores how banks and fintechs must adapt as AI agents transform everything from underwriting to collections and examines whether lenders are ready for a future where their customers might be AI agents too. We'll cut through the hype to focus on how innovative lenders can position themselves to lead in this brave new world.
Takeaways:
• Learn how AI agents differ from existing automation and why this distinction matters for lending operations.
• Discover which lending functions are most vulnerable to agent-driven disruption and which represent the biggest opportunity for efficiency gains and risk reduction.
• Explore how lenders can prepare for both deploying AI agents internally AND serving customers who use agents to shop for loans.
Tuesday 31 March 09:35 - 10:15 Lending
AI & Agentic Systems
Data & Personalization
Infrastructure & APIs
This session explores how banks and fintechs must adapt as AI agents transform everything from underwriting to collections and examines whether lenders are ready for a future where their customers might be AI agents too. We'll cut through the hype to focus on how innovative lenders can position themselves to lead in this brave new world.
Takeaways:
• Learn how AI agents differ from existing automation and why this distinction matters for lending operations.
• Discover which lending functions are most vulnerable to agent-driven disruption and which represent the biggest opportunity for efficiency gains and risk reduction.
• Explore how lenders can prepare for both deploying AI agents internally AND serving customers who use agents to shop for loans. Lending US/Pacific
