Speaking proposals for breakout sessions are now being accepted for the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Annual Convention & Expo 2022, taking place October 23-26 at Music City Center in Nashville.
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MBA Legal Issues & Regulatory Compliance Conference in Miami May 22-25
The Mortgage Bankers Association’s annual Legal Issues and Regulatory Compliance Conference takes place May 22-25 at the Intercontinental Miami.
#MBASecondary22: ‘The Time for Leadership’
NEW YORK—Mortgage Bankers Association President & CEO Bob Broeksmit, CMB, opened the MBA Secondary and Capital Markets Conference here on Monday in a very different mortgage environment from its most recent gathering three years ago.
#MBASecondary22: CFPB’s Chopra Looks to Technology—and Takes Aim at Mortgage Servicing
NEW YORK—Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra says the future of consumer finance—and financial regulation—lies in technology.
Biden Administration Announces Steps to Ease Housing Costs
The Biden Administration on Monday announced new actions to improve housing supply and close the housing gap.
MISMO Issues Mortgage Insurance Activation API Standard to Transmit Closing Date Information
MISMO®, the real estate finance industry standards organization, launched a new mortgage insurance activation API standard.
#MBACREFST22: Servicers Survive A Crisis for the Ages
LOS ANGELES–Commercial mortgage servicers have faced–and weathered–a “crisis for the ages,” said Mortgage Bankers Association Chair-Elect Matt Rocco here Monday at the MBA Commercial/Multifamily Finance Servicing and Technology Conference.
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“The market is not the economy, and the economy is not the market.”
–Seth Carpenter, Managing Director and Chief Global Economist with Morgan Stanley, New York.
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#MBASecondary22: N.Y. Fed’s Williams Targets a ‘Normal’ Economy
NEW YORK—Federal Reserve of New York President and CEO John Williams said amid rising inflation, market volatility and an uncertain situation in Ukraine, the Federal Reserve has one word in mind: “normal.”