Crime detection technology created by Palantir will be used to sniff out instances of mortgage fraud in Fannie's multifamily business.

With the Trump administration pulling back on regulation, state regulators are looking to fill the void.

"I’ve got to be careful with what I say," Pulte said.

The bill would increase the qualified mortgage exemption to apply to banks with up to $50.0 billion in assets.

ICBA is working on revised disclosures under TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure rules for construction loans.

FHFA Director Pulte said he found $100 million in cost savings at Fannie Mae alone.

The rule offered temporary amendments under Regulation X to borrowers affected by a COVID-19-related hardship.

The Treasury plans to coordinate de-regulation through the Financial Stability Oversight Council.

The bill would keep the limit on the mortgage interest deduction at $750,000.

State regulators, smaller banks and credit unions all oppose a potential move by the Trump administration to consolidate federal bank regulatory agencies.