Chordiant and SourceMedia Announce Upcoming Webcast: "The End of Lending Silos".

Senior Lending Industry Analyst Bobbie Britting to Participate in Discussion of New Multi-Product, Multi-Channel Lending Technologies

CUPERTINO, Calif. -- Chordiant Software, Inc. (Nasdaq:CHRDD), the leading provider of Customer Experience (Cx[TM]) software and services, today announced that it will host a Webcast in conjunction with SourceMedia entitled: "The End of Lending Silos -- Multi-product, Multi-channel Lending is Here." To be held Tuesday, February 27 at 2:00 p.m. ET / 11:00 a.m. PT / 7:00 p.m. GMT, the Webcast will feature Bobbie Britting, senior analyst, Consumer Lending, from TowerGroup. TowerGroup is the leading research and advisory services firm focused exclusively on the global financial services industry. The Webcast will also feature Chordiant banking and decisioning solutions experts. The group will discuss today's complexity created by operational and technology silos in the top 100 banking enterprises, and how the advent of flexible, standardized architectures may now enable their elimination. With silos removed, costs are reduced, and the origination of multiple loan products -- auto, home equity, consumer, and mortgage -- can occur from a single desktop.

In this one hour Webcast, Ms. Britting will join Anthony Morris, director of banking solutions, and Arnold Koudijs, director of decisioning solutions, for Chordiant, to explore how banks can:

* Unify product and customer processes across multiple lines of business and channels;

* Use decision management to reduce write-offs and collections by making the right lending decisions at the point of sale;

* Reduce the cost of lending operations while improving time-to-market for new products;

* Protect and maintain large investments in existing trusted systems of record.

"To respond to market volatility, financial services institutions need faster time to market for new products, reduced effort to implement policy changes, and deeper customer relationships," said Bobbie Britting, senior analyst, TowerGroup. "Like organizational product silos, loan origination systems with a single product focus are no longer adequate and can be replaced by enterprise loan origination solutions that can originate multiple products from one system. In this Webcast, we will discuss how core systems transformations and back-office consolidation are initiatives that correlate with the strategic responses necessary to face these business drivers head on."

What:

Webcast: The End of Lending Silos -- Multi-product, Multi-channel Lending is Here.

When:

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

2:00 p.m. ET / 11:00 a.m. PT / 7:00 pm GMT

Featured Speakers:

Bobbie Britting, Senior Analyst, TowerGroup

Anthony Morris, Director Banking Solutions, Chordiant Software

Arnold Koudijs, Director Decisioning Solutions, Chordiant Software

For more information or to register for this Webcast, please go to:

http://register.sourcemediaconferences.com/webevent/ chord_registration_form.cfm?sourcecode=promo1. (Due to its length, this URL may need to be copied/pasted into your Internet browser's address field. Remove the extra space if one exists.)

About Chordiant Software, Inc.

Chordiant helps leading global brands such as HSBC, Barclay's, CIBC and Capital One deliver the best possible customer experience. Unlike traditional business applications, Chordiant Customer Experience (Cx) solutions blend insight with predictive desktop decisioning to uniquely understand the customer's behavior. This deeper understanding cultivates a lasting, one-to-one relationship that aligns the most appropriate value proposition to each consumer. With Chordiant Cx solutions, customer loyalty, operational productivity and profitability reach new levels of return. For more information, visit Chordiant at www.chordiant.com.

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