CFPB fair lending director leaves for Fannie; HUD reaches settlement with Appraisal Foundation; CHLA sends second request to CFPB regarding abusive trigger leads; CFPB affirms TILA credit card requirements.

The bank experienced an uptick in mortgage-related complaints following the scandal, even though mortgage products weren’t part of the issue, according to a new research paper.

The case is still pending a final decision, after an appeals court overturned a district court's dismissal of the lawsuit.

The platform could resolve some common industry frustrations involving the analysis of mortgage data.

The rule would require mortgage servicers to only pursue foreclosure as a last resort and increase disclosure requirements. Loss-mitigation application requirements would also be streamlined.

The Supreme Court’s decision, overturning a deference that courts have provided to regulators for 40 years, should be a relief for the mortgage industry, according to an attorney.

While forbearance options helped many homeowners avoid foreclosure during the pandemic, alignment between programs could help.

The proposal has some positives and some negatives for servicers.

CHLA provided three key priorities for the CFPB to focus on regarding trigger leads.

The CFPB completed 28 fair lending examinations or reviews on banks and nonbanks last year.