Tag Archives: NMSA

With U.S. Bank's Timika Scott serving as the organization's first Chairperson, the MSEA will include committees focused on advancing advocacy and education related to specific sectors of the industry, including Government & Industry Relations, Community Relations, Communication & Planning, and Cultural Affairs.

To address concerns and to introduce ways to mitigate the unintended consequences of announced foreclosure moratoriums, the National Mortgage Servicing Association announced a proposal to ensure that the up to $100 billion in liquidity necessary to provide payment relief for up to 12 million Ginnie Mae homeowners is secured.

As the public comment period came to a close, the NMSA joined the MBA and Housing Policy Council to express support for FHA’s adjustments to the Claims Without Conveyance of Title program.

On Thursday, representatives from the National Mortgage Servicing Association’s Joint Federal Agency Task Force met with HUD representatives to discuss the servicing of FHA loans and other matters.

At a meeting of the National Mortgage Servicing Association Wednesday, Wes Iseley, Senior Managing Director at Carrington Mortgage Holdings, was announced as the group’s new incoming Chair. Learn more about the NMSA and its initiatives here.

As communities are facing unjust foreclosure practices, foreclosure prevention services are struggling with funding issues. How can servicers address the challenges posed by foreclosed properties?

Ray Barbone, EVP, BankUnited speaks with DS News Reporter Radhika Ojha on homeownership trends and the importance of diversity and inclusion in the housing industry.

From mobile response units to consumer education, here’s how mortgage lenders are reaching out to borrowers to help them cope with natural disasters and prepare for such eventualities.

On Wednesday, the National Mortgage Servicing Association sent a letter to the FCC requesting clarifications and guidance regarding how the Telephone Consumer Protection Act applies to the financial services industry. Click through to learn what the group recommends.

Editor’s Note: This story was originally featured in the May issue of DS News, out now. According to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Harvey caused $125 billion in damage, a higher toll than any previous U.S. natural disaster other than Hurricane Katrina. ...