Webinars
Inside Mortgage Finance Webinars are an affordable and convenient way to stay on top of major developments and trends in the residential mortgage market. For one low rate, you and your entire staff can hear and speak with industry experts without leaving your office. Each event lasts about 90 minutes. Participants also receive a program manual with speaker bios and presentations, along with key articles on the topic from our newsletters.
Upcoming Webinars
3/6/2012
Buyback Strategies for 2012 - Register Now
Although mortgage buybacks fell last year, banks still reported more than $20 billion in repurchases and indemnifications, according to preliminary numbers compiled by Inside Mortgage Finance. And it wasn’t just the big guys that were asked to buy back problem mortgages last year as hundreds of smaller institutions were also forced to deal with repurchase requests.
Will the buyback wave that has virtually drowned the mortgage industry over the past several years finally subside in 2012? Or will buybacks be an unfortunate fact of life for the foreseeable future? Find out at Inside Mortgage Finance’s March 6th webinar – Buyback Strategies for 2012. Hear from a panel of experts about the buyback outlook and what lenders are doing to reduce risk.
Who Attends IMF Webinars?
"Inside Mortgage Finance audio conferences are excellent sources of information on rapidly changing practices in the mortgage industry. The audio conferences show the best practices of other companies and what is actually working. This is the information I need to do my everyday job. I love getting down to the nuts and bolts of what’s happening and I pour over the transcripts to learn even more."
- Thomas Popik, Geosegment Systems
Listen to Past Webinars
We've recorded the conferences on CD and MP3 so you can listen to them at your convenience. Also included with your audio CD or MP3 download is a special report that contains a full transcript of the event, speaker bios and supplemental materials, and a compilation of articles on the topic from our newsletters.
JAN 2012
CFPB Flexes Its Regulatory Muscles - Order the CD or Download the MP3
NOV 2011
Latest Mortgage Hurdles: State LO Comp Exams and Call Reports - Order the CD or Download the MP3
NOV 2011
Rethinking Servicing Compensation
OCT 2011
Battling Buybacks
JUL 2011
CFPB Update: What You Need to Know About the New Regulator
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If you've missed any of our earlier conferences, we're making it even easier to catch up: All conferences below this line are available for reduced prices.
MAY 2011
LO Compensation Update: Adapting to the New Rules
MAY 2011
QRM/QM Controversy: What It Means for Mortgages and MBS
APR 2011
Mortgage Servicing Reforms 2011
FEB 2011
Mortgage Buybacks 2011: Best Strategies and Practices
JAN 2011
Loan Originator Compensation: The New Rules
DEC 2010
Dodd-Frank: Servicing and Risk Retention
NOV 2010
Dealing with Foreclosure Risk
OCT 2010
Appraisal Reforms 2010: The New Rules
SEPT 2010
Dodd-Frank Mortgage Reform Act
JUL 2010
Dodd-Frank Consumer Protections: How You Are Affected
JUN 2010
Preventing Buybacks: What You Need to Know
JUN 2010
Fair Lending Enforcement: Avoiding Legal Problems
APR 2010
Short Sales: The New Rules
MAR 2010
HAMP Update: Challenges and Recent Developments
FEB 2010
Navigating the New GFE and HUD-1
DEC 2009
Defusing the Option ARM Time Bomb
NOV 2009
RESPA 2010 Countdown
OCT 2009
Gearing Up for HAMP
SEP 2009
Bracing for Massive TILA Changes
JUL 2009
Coping with Appraisal Changes
JUN 2009
Loss Mitigation Update: The New Rules
JUN 2009
Combating Mortgage Fraud
APR 2009
Refis and Loan Modifications: Understanding the Latest GSE Initiatives
APR 2009
Loss Mitigation: Understanding the New Home Affordable Modification Program
MAR 2009
Reverse Mortgage Opportunities
FEB 2009
Prepare for the New Appraisal Code
JAN 2009
Loss Mitigation Strategies
Who Attends IMF Webinars?
Organizations that attend vary somewhat by topic, but in general:
- 67% are banks, mortgage companies and credit unions
- 18% are government, Wall Street, non-profits
- 15% are vendors to the industry
What are typical job titles? This also varies somewhat based on topic, but in general:
- 25% Vice Presidents
- 18% Government Executives, Analysts, Specialists
- 14% CEO/President/Partner
- 13% Managers
- 13% COO, CFO, MD, EVP
- 10% General Counsel/Lawyers
- 8% Executive and Senior Directors
Upcoming Webinars
Mortgage Beat
- FHA Third-Party Originator Sponsors Warned by HUD
- Free Story from Inside Nonconforming Markets on Investor Interest in Vintage Non-Agency MBS
- New CFPB Budget Emphasizes Enforcement and Supervision
- Senate, House Bills Would Authorize GSEs to Rent REOs
- HUD to Raise Premiums to Bolster FHA Capital Reserves
Industry Reports
Poll
Most Popular Stories
- Mortgage Brokers Carry Significant Portion Of Increased Origination Volume in Late 2011
- What Kind of Mods are on the Multistate Menu?
- HUD to Raise Premiums to Bolster FHA Capital Reserves
- Private MI Regains Some Market Share in 2011, Radian Tops Industry Ranking for First Time
- Looking at HUD’s Proposed Budget for 2013
