Arch MI Launches New Online TRID Resource – NMP Skip to main content

Arch MI Launches New Online TRID Resource

Jul 06, 2015
Arch MI Logo

Arch Mortgage Insurance Company (Arch MI), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Arch Capital Group, has announced the launch of a new online resource to provide information and resources to lenders to help them prepare for the expected Oct. 3, 2015 launch of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure (TRID) rules. Arch MI’s TRID Information Center is a unique repository of information for lenders including a Webinar, Frequently-Asked Questions (FAQs), resources and links created in conjunction with Benjamin K. Olson, a partner at the Buckley Sandler law firm. Olson is a former Deputy Assistant Director of the CFPB’s Office of Regulations, who led the Bureau’s development of the proposed rules and forms integrating TILA and RESPA disclosures.

The centerpiece of Arch MI’s TRID education effort is a proprietary Webinar hosted by Olson, who delivers his expert opinion on mortgage insurance and tolerances under TRID and corresponding lender disclosure responsibilities.

“The TRID rules will have a transformative effect on the mortgage origination process for consumers and industry,” Olson said. “Although the rules can be dauntingly complex, they also offer a unique opportunity for lenders and service providers who can master their intricacies.”   

“Our goal is to provide our customers with clarity on how mortgage insurance will be treated under TRID and how and where to disclose this information,” said Chris Hovey, executive vice president and chief operations officer at Arch MI.

About the author
Published
Jul 06, 2015
Insuring The Risk To Lenders At Closing

Traditional protections like title insurance and closing protection letters may leave lenders exposed to significant settlement, funding, and fraud-related losses

CHLA Uses Trump Mortgage Order To Renew Push For LO Comp Reform

Community lenders want more flexibility over employee compensation, closing-cost estimates, down payment assistance, and federal supervision of smaller IMBs

Servicers Begin Testing Systems Ahead of VA Partial Claim Deadline

VA lenders and servicers have until Nov. 28 to implement the new loss mitigation waterfall and Partial Claim Program

ROAD Act’s Housing Incentive May Be Too Small To Move Supply

Realtor.com finds the median city risks losing only about $84,000, although the policy could carry more weight in supply-starved Northeast and Midwest markets

CRA Proposal Could Reshape Bank Lending And Affordable Housing Investment

The OCC and FDIC would put more weight on lending while easing community development requirements for hundreds of banks

Fannie Mae AI Governance Deadline Arrives Aug. 6

Seller/servicers using artificial intelligence in origination or servicing must have formal policies, oversight, and vendor controls in place