Regulation and Compliance
In recent years, the Federal Reserve System has worked to increase the overall diversity of the Reserve Bank and branch boards of directors and continues to build on those efforts.
Federal Open Market Committee's December minutes reveal discussion of first hike in federal funds rate in 2Q of 2022, as well as of ending asset purchases by March.
Conference provides opportunity for regulators to interact, discuss common topics
Former HUD official becomes the first female to lead the Government National Mortgage Association.
Departure of Trump-appointed Jelena McWilliams next month expected to lead to stricter regulation as Democrats assert control.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau forced VC-backed fintech lender, LendUp, to halt making any new loans and collection on certain outstanding loans, as well as to pay a penalty to resolve a Sept. 2021 lawsuit.
CFPB, DOJ send joint letters to remind landlords & mortgage servicers to adhere to the CARES Act and additional legal requirements under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
"Compliance” may yet again become the buzzword of 2022
Economists not surprised by Federal Reserve's plan to end bond & MBS purchases early in 2022 and boost rates in bid to tame inflation.
'As a lender you are responsible to regulators for your vendor’s adhering to regulations.' - Rob Chrisman