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Category: MBA News

Succeeding Today and Tomorrow: Tech Tools That Can Drive More Market Share (Sept. 7)
*This is a sponsored webinar. Please be advised your contact information will be shared with the sponsor.* Financial institutions and lenders have been faced with unprecedented challenges this year – …

Aug. 24: Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) Updates
Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) is designed to reduce volatility for banks and deliver predictable and consistent returns for investors. With the variation of adoption dates, some as early as …

MBA Human Resources Symposium Sept. 6-7
MBA’s 2023 Human Resources Symposium is back in-person at the Hilton Arlington, Va.

Aug. 24: Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) Updates
Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) is designed to reduce volatility for banks and deliver predictable and consistent returns for investors. With the variation of adoption dates, some as early as …

MBA Human Resources Symposium Sept. 6-7
MBA’s 2023 Human Resources Symposium is back in-person at the Hilton Arlington, Va.

MBA Publishes Expanding Affordable Rental Housing Opportunities: A Progress Update
The Mortgage Bankers Association published a progress report on MBA 2023 Chair Matt Rocco’s priority, Affordable Rental Housing Strategy: Expanding Affordable Rental Housing Opportunities.

Succeeding Today and Tomorrow: Tech Tools That Can Drive More Market Share (Sept. 7)
*This is a sponsored webinar. Please be advised your contact information will be shared with the sponsor.* Financial institutions and lenders have been faced with unprecedented challenges this year – …

MBA Human Resources Symposium Sept. 6-7
MBA’s 2023 Human Resources Symposium is back in-person at the Hilton Arlington, Va.

Sept. 21-22 in DC: Artificial Intelligence – Promise and Peril for Mortgage Lending
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will fundamentally change the way we do business. But what exactly is AI, and what are these new tools like ChatGPT? What opportunities does AI present for lending? What are the risks to lenders, investors and consumers and how can the risks be properly identified and managed?