RESPA compliance looks likely to remain a priority for the bureau during the Trump administration.

The rule mandated under the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act received approval from groups representing mortgage lenders and consumer advocates. PACE lenders, meanwhile, have concerns.

The National Credit Union Administration’s Division of Fair Lending Supervision next year will focus on credit unions that have recently expanded into underserved areas.

The transaction threshold determining which nonbanks come under the bureau’s supervision has been drastically increased, to 50 million annual transactions from 5 million proposed.

Home equity investment products are “loans masquerading as obligation-free cash,” according to the National Consumer Law Center.

The CFPB is asking states to heighten their efforts to tighten data privacy protection and close gaps with federal laws.

The rule, required by the Dodd-Frank Act, will allow consumers to have greater control over their financial data.

Two trade groups representing banks filed a lawsuit the same day the CFPB released its final rule.

State regulators plan to move the One Company, One Exam effort out of pilot into full operation, beginning with larger mortgage companies.

The new dataset will help both regulators and mortgage companies, according to MISMO.