The CFPB alleged that State Farm violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

NAMB is giving away free software...

Fannie and Freddie addressed that problem by beginning to structure CAS and STACR transactions as real estate mortgage investment conduits – which REITs can buy more freely.

The MBA chief also makes it blatantly clear that he is no fan of any “recap and release” proposals for the government-sponsored enterprises either...

Fannie Mae has approved Neighborhood Loans, Lombard, IL, as a new seller/servicer...

The Senate last week confirmed Kathy Kraninger as the second permanent director of the CFPB, on a 50-49 party-line vote.

State regulators will likely put more effort into enforcing fair lending laws, even as the CFPB continues to reassess the use of the disparate-impact theory under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act.

The CFPB last week sued Village Capital & Investment for deceiving veterans regarding the Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loans program.

Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-OH, recently released a staff report accusing Acting CFPB Director Mick Mulvaney of undermining the agency’s mission to protect American consumers.

Since taking the reins of the CFPB last year, Acting Director Mick Mulvaney has changed its course. In a recent speech, the agency’s second in command, Acting Deputy Director Brian Johnson, explained how the current leadership defines consumer protection and principles behind its actions.