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Lenders Compliance Group Joins NAMB Wholesale Summit

Feb 25, 2015

Lenders Compliance Group (LCG), a pioneer in providing comprehensive, outsourced, risk management services and compliance support to lenders, has joined the NAMB—The Association of Mortgage Professionals inaugural Wholesale Summit on March 21 at the Hyatt Place Orlando Airport in Orlando, Fla as a participant sponsor. The event will bring together 14 of the nation’s top wholesale lenders and LCG, who will come together for a day-long agenda that will discuss how wholesale lenders can grow market share and explore marketing, compliance and profitability issues facing wholesalers and mortgage originators.

The goals of the inaugural NAMB Wholesale Summit will be to brainstorm and exchange ideas on how to change the legal environment where everyone wins, from consumers to mortgage brokers to correspondents, and even large banks and lenders.

LCG, as a participant sponsor of the Summit, will be sharing the compliance concerns from the perspective of mortgage brokers and work towards developing solutions to assist in reducing those concerns jointly with wholesale lenders.

“This is a very timely event,” said Jonathan Foxx, president and managing director of LCG. “NAMB is taking the initiative to bring together some of the top wholesale lenders in the country to discuss how best to support their wholesale channels. By sponsoring and participating, we are demonstrating the importance of encouraging this conversation, and we hope to provide insights relating to the legal and regulatory compliance needs pertaining to originating loans in the wholesale space.

Registration for the Summit officially closed Feb. 20, but NAMB will accommodate a certain number of late registrations on a first-come/first-served basis. The event is limited to fewer than 100 total seats in all, so anping to attend wilyone hol need to contact NAMB immediately. For more information about the NAMB Wholesale Summit, please click here. To register as a participant or attendee, please click here.

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