The Community Home Lenders of America urged the CFPB to pursue loan originator compensation reform as the bureau weighs changes to the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures rule.

The appellate court ruled that entities that purchase defaulted mortgages must be licensed in the state.

A group of state regulators fined Newrez for servicing issues, while California fined Academy Mortgage for lackluster cybersecurity.

Trade groups targeted waiting periods and fee disclosures.

SFA asked the CFPB to implement tailored approaches for assignee liability for compliance with mortgage disclosure requirements to mitigate adverse impacts.

If approved, Zaria National Trust Bank would offer trustee services for ABS, servicing, collateral management and more.

The settlement involves force-placed insurance on thousands of borrowers with active homeowners insurance policies.

Mortgage and banking trade groups want the CFPB to revise TRID’s timing requirements and tolerance thresholds.

Democratic state attorneys general argued that the final rules exceed limits Congress placed on OCC’s ability to preempt state laws.

The state attorneys generals argued two final rules exceed the limits Congress placed on the OCC's ability to preempt state consumer protection laws.