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CFPB: Final Ruling on Home Mortgage Disclosure Act

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has issued a final ruling on its amendment to Regulation B of the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, with the intention to assist with compliance with Regulation C. According to the CFPB’s report, the amendment ...

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Five Star Conference: Where Business Gets Done

The Five Star Conference Expo Hall opened Tuesday morning, bringing lenders, servicers, and a number of other mortgage professionals under one roof. Include, the 2017 conference theme, was a topic widely discussed at the DS News and MReport booth where ...

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Fannie Mae’s Economic Update

Fannie Mae’s Economic and Strategic Research Group (ESR) released its September 2017 Economic and Housing Outlook, which includes monthly updates on economic development, economic forecast, multifamily market commentary, and housing forecast. This month, the economic developments report revealed an improved ...

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LenderLive Announces New Chief Financial Officer

LenderLive Holdings, Inc., a mortgage services provider, announced Bill Maw has joined the company as its Chief Financial Officer. Maw joins the company with 20-plus years' financial experience. Prior to joining LenderLive, Maw severed as the Chief Financial Officer of Liquidnet Holdings, ...

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Black Knight Moves Forward as Independent Company

Black Knight Financial Services, Inc., a software and data analytics company announced that it would be rebranding as Black Knight. According to the company the name change is, “effective upon the completion of the, “previously announced distribution by Fidelity National Financial, Inc. (FNF) of its ...

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Key HUD Vacancy Filled

Pamela Patenaude was officially confirmed as the Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development by the U.S. Senate Thursday afternoon. This will be her second tenure at the agency.

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How Equifax Could Change Arbitration

The recent Equifax breach of data of over 143 million American consumers via efforts by hackers could have breathed new life into the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) recent anti-arbitration clause, according to a report by the Los Angeles Times. ...

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Over Half of Top 100 Metros at New Highs

Since the housing crash and recession in 2008, some metro areas have made full recoveries, while others continue to struggle. And despite the challenges of the market today—high prices and low inventory— recent data reveals 62 of the top 100 ...

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