WASHINGTON, D.C.–Mortgage Bankers Association President and CEO Bob Broeksmit, CMB, took the stage at MBA’s Compliance and Risk Management Conference Sept. 23 to discuss some hot topics–including the recent addition of trigger leads provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act.
Tag: Compliance

Mortgage Cadence’s Melissa Kozicki–How Compliance Enables Innovation and Optimization
In today’s fiercely competitive mortgage environment, dynamic risk management through an opportunistic compliance lens is a competitive advantage.

Certified Mortgage Compliance Professional (CMCP) Designation
MBA offers the only certification and designation program geared exclusively toward compliance professionals in the mortgage finance industry, the Certified Mortgage Compliance Professional (CMCP) Certification and Designation program. You can …

MBA Compliance and Risk Management Conference in D.C. Sept. 10-12
Two conferences, one monumental location: The Mortgage Bankers Association’s all-new Compliance and Risk Management Conference takes place Sept. 10-12 at the Grand Hyatt Washington, D.C. We combined two of your …

Rhonda McGill of PerformLine: Mortgage Industry Compliance Concerns and Best Practices
PerformLine recently hosted a mortgage industry roundtable that gathered mortgage leaders to discuss best practices for ensuring compliance and consumer protection as we continue into a year of increased regulatory pressure.

Neal Doherty: A Lender’s Guide to PPP Loan Forgiveness Timeline
A key provision of the CARES ACT is the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), which authorizes small businesses to apply for loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration. PPP loans can be forgiven, either in whole or part, under certain conditions. This article is intended as an overview of key steps in submitting and obtaining PPP loan forgiveness.

Wolters Kluwer: ‘Substantial Risk, Compliance Concerns’ Remain for U.S. Lenders
Wolters Kluwer, Minneapolis, issued its 2019 Regulatory & Risk Management Indicator, which noted despite a 10-point improvement from 2018, “notable” regulatory compliance and risk challenges remain high in a number of key areas for U.S. banks and credit unions.