The Collingwood Group released an update to clients and others, detailing the matter at hand.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review a case challenging the CFPB’s constitutionality. The court directed both parties to file briefs on a possible remedy.

Five industry groups have asked the CFPB to eliminate certain data points from the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act requirements. On the other hand, the NAHB is seeking reporting of more data fields.

The CFPB has extended the temporary coverage threshold for open-end lines of credit under HMDA by two years while it is considering increasing permanent thresholds for both closed- and open-end loans.

Roughly 65.1% of SunTrust’s production came through the correspondent channel.

Democratic senators have asked Ombudsman Robert Cameron how he plans to deal with potential conflicts of interest tied to his previous employer, a federal student loan servicer.

Alex Pollock: Even if you allow the companies a credit of 2% interest on their over-payments, they would nevertheless be left with a principal debt exceeding $100 billion.

The CFPB is setting up a task force to conduct research on consumer credit laws and regulations.

California enacted an amendment clarifying that mortgages are covered under the state’s debt collection law.