Trade groups said the rule, while well-intentioned, is causing serious problems for the mortgage industry…

In 10 cases, the servicing process was delayed by more than two years...

Investors Unite: “Lamberth’s ruling does not mean reimbursement checks are on the way…”

One criticism of Hensarling is that his conservative ideals prevented him from shaping a consensus bill to reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac...

The IG said there’s no specific methodology for fraud detection and reporting…

During his tenure at Ocwen, Ziengenfuse was in charge of managing the company’s “strategy” with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae receivables, the SEC said.

Sen. Warren has been dropping hints that she may run for president in 2020...

Appraisal bias remains a primary concern…

The revised integrated mortgage disclosure rule takes effect this month, and compliance experts said the industry is ready despite some remaining uncertainty. The CFPB last year finalized amendments to its Truth in Lending Act/Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act Integrated Disclosure rule. The revised rule, dubbed TRID 2.0 by the industry, became effective in October 2017, but the agency set Oct. 1, 2018, as the mandatory compliance date ...

The uncertainty about liability and cure mechanisms under the TRID 2.0 disclosure regime could have a negative impact on the secondary market, said compliance experts. Industry groups had sought clarification of liabilities for specific TRID violations, as well as additional cure provisions and bona fide error defenses, during the comment period for proposed amendments to the Truth in Lending Act/Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act Integrated ...