A proposed rule change could spell the end of FHFA regulations requiring the GSEs to file triennial equitable housing finance plans.

Key differences exist between the Equal Credit Opportunity Act’s and the Fair Credit Reporting Act’s adverse action notice requirements.

Financial entities who fail to comply with the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act’s requirements are at risk of enforcement actions by a future Democratic administration or at the state level.

FHFA removed reference to DEI on the GSE scorecard. Are SPCPs next on the chopping block?

Regulators warn that there is no exemption in fair lending laws for advanced technology.

The CFPB’s settlement with Townstone included a relatively small fine for the lender and dropped allegations against the CEO.

While the regulator’s reverse redlining allegations against a defendant were dismissed, a Texas court offered the bureau the option to amend its complaint.

The CFPB has 30 days to amend its complaint against Loan Originator Services as part of a fair lending lawsuit filed against a Texas-based developer and lender, Colony Ridge.

The NCLC is asking the bureau to pursue rulemaking to apply the Equal Credit Opportunity Act’s adverse action requirement to renters and ban the use of medical debt in tenant screening decisions.

Experts recommend industry stakeholders start working with the new credit scores if they want to be prepared when the transition from FICO Classic to FICO 10 T and VantageScore 4.0 goes into effect.