MBA Holds Firm on FHFA Not Regulating GSE Lenders March 21, 2022 Dennis Hollier The trade group believes Congress envisioned the agency as the regulator of the enterprises, not the marketplace as a whole...Read More
Attorneys: DOJ Self-Referring Redlining Investigations March 17, 2022 Sam Manas A DOJ spokesperson declined to comment on the matter.Read More
Condo Groups Seek Delay of Fannie/Freddie Standards March 16, 2022 Dennis Hollier Industry representatives have described the new Fannie/Freddie requirements as draconian...Read More
CSBS Hopes to Avoid Another LO License Renewal Mess March 16, 2022 Sam Manas The high latency rate was due to the sheer volume of LO license renewals...Read More
Academic Study Finds TRID Prompted Lower Approval Rates March 15, 2022 Sam Manas The researchers analyzed nearly 8 million residential loan applications, both approved and denied...Read More
Mortgage Firms Put on Alert for Russian-Related Cyber Attacks March 14, 2022 Monica Hogan The Federal Reserve is in constant communications with financial institutions regarding cyberattacks...Read More
Fifth Circuit Remands Collins GSE Case to District Court March 10, 2022 Dennis Hollier The five dissenting judges were even more skeptical, arguing that a remand was unnecessary...Read More
As Regulators Focus on Nonbanks, A Turf War May Emerge March 3, 2022 Brandon Ivey On the horizon: a possible regulatory turf war...Read More
Fannie’s and Freddie’s ‘Release’ Date? See You in 2037 March 2, 2022 Paul Muolo KBR writes, “By 2036, the Treasury's aggregate senior preferred including liquidation preference will have grown to nearly $550 billion"...Read More
‘One Company, One Exam’ Pilot Faces Challenges March 2, 2022 Rocket, the nation’s largest residential lender, received a 15-month moratorium on state exams in exchange for participating in the program.Read More
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