The trade groups want the Supreme Court to intervene and correct a lower court’s ruling that creates uncertainty regarding Fair Housing Act liability in the mortgage industry.

The financial technology company was accused of overcharging servicemembers and their dependents, and refusing to allow customers to exit its membership programs and stop paying monthly fees.

Mortgage compliance dataset is nearing implementation; CFPB ends consent order with Citibank three years early.

loanDepot has accused West Capital Lending of stealing its leads, misclassifying loan originators and tying LO compensation to loan revenue.

Garrett, McAuley & Co. has a “well capitalized retail client” that’s looking to purchase a broker/wholesale channel from a depository or nonbank.

The solar ABS market has received “much needed clarity” in recent months following uncertainty tied to the Trump administration, according to Bank of America Global Research.

The lawsuit alleges that the lenders used Optimal Blue’s software to engage in a price-fixing scheme.

Andrew Glass, a partner at the law firm of Nixon Peabody, said he believes the bureau took some time when it put its activities on pause near the beginning of the Trump administration to “think about the scope of the institutions that it wanted to examine.”

A CFPB official at a recent industry conference said the bureau is set to resume examinations within weeks. In April, the bureau said it would shift its supervision activities to depository institutions.

The National Treasury Employees Union argued that if the decision of a three-judge panel is allowed to stand, the CFPB will be eliminated, and the impact will not be limited to the bureau.