Extremely important changes to mortgage lending laws and regulations are on the horizon and it is essential that you keep on top of what is coming down the pipeline. Our panel of industry leaders will provide you with a real-time overview of proposed rules, new rules and final rules that will impact your institution’s present policies and procedures.
This two-hour program is designed to highlight the developing regulatory issues and discuss compliance challenges and difficulties you may expect to face in the foreseeable future due to the massive reformation of mortgage lending rules. Our presenters will provide you with insight into ongoing compliance issues and the Dodd-Frank Act transformative changes as you consider plans to manage the compliance risk challenges associated with them.
Panelists will discuss topics such as:
- Timelines of all pending and imminent regulatory activity by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
- Qualified Mortgage (QM) rulemaking
- Risk Retention regulations (QRM)
- Evolving mortgage origination examination procedures
- Changes and developments affecting loan originator compensation rules
- SAFE Act registration issues and proposed originator education requirements
- Legal developments affecting mortgage broker and whole operations
- RESPA and TILA Reform disclosures and initiatives
- Regulatory changes affecting MLO compensation
- Proposed changes to escrow disclosures
- Proposed rule on HOEPA triggers and HPML rules
- Dodd-Frank amendments to Home Mortgage Disclosure Act.
Moderator:
Rod Alba, Vice President and Senior Regulatory Counsel, Office of Mortgage Finance, American Bankers Association, Washington, DC
Speakers:
Arthur B. Axelson, Senior Counsel, Dykema Gossett PLLC, Washington, DC
Suzanne Fay Garwood, Partner, Venable LLP, Washington DC
Bruce W. Schultz, Senior Vice President, SpiritBank, Tulsa, OK
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