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The enhancements are a result of CFPB Director Kathleen L. Kraninger’s engagement with current and former advisory committee members during her three-month listening tour.

On Tuesday, the Senate Banking Committee will hold a hearing to discuss housing reform. Here's what else is happening in The Week Ahead.

Eleven years after conservatorship began, an FHFA report looks back on how the GSEs have worked to assist homeowners facing foreclosure through options such as short sales and deeds-in-lieu.

Freddie Mac revealed that Layton will step down, with his successor taking over the role on July 1. Read the full story here.

Though the Fed decided not to raise rates, experts say that could change later this year. Find out why.

The high-profile case involved whether banks conducting non-judicial foreclosures count as "debt collectors" under the FDCPA.

A New York Federal Judge decided not to rule on the bids to toss the proposed Employee Retirement Income Security Act class action suit. Find out why here.

With both organizations accused of discriminatory practices involving fair housing, find out what penalties and plans will define their course forward.

The bank’s plan will work to address allegations of unauthorized loan modifications that may have led to borrower defaults.

Following Wednesday’s vote in the U.K. Parliament to postpone the March 29 departure date, the Brexit process is likely to drag on even longer. Despite Brexit taking place across the ocean, how will the process impact the housing market in the U.S.?