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CFPB to Issue Further Guidance on TRID

April 28, 2016
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In a letter to the heads of banking and mortgage trade associations today, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Corday said the the bureau’s plans to fast-track a notice of proposed rulemaking on the TILA-RESPA integrated disclosures after extensive calls for further guidance by ABA and other industry groups. Cordray added that the bureau also plans to hold meetings with the associations in advance of the rulemaking to further discuss the rule.

ABA has spearheaded the industry’s efforts to gain greater clarity on the rule, hosting several compliance working groups to discuss the rule’s effects and identify aspects of the rule that could be clarified or amended.

In a recent joint letter to the CFPB — which ABA co-signed — the associations urged the CFPB to issue formal guidance, and pointed out several compliance and interpretive questions that still need to be addressed, including the proper corrections to closing disclosures based on unforeseen circumstances; faulty instructions that do not always yield correct costs to close; principal reductions and lender credits; illustrating appropriate disclosures for construction loans; clarifying the coverage of cooperative share loans; and resolving conflicts between model forms and text.

ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols welcomed Cordray’s responsiveness. “The agency’s interim steps and guidance efforts are welcome, and we agree that several issues will be best resolved in the rule-making process that is being initiated,” Nichols said. “We are particularly pleased that the notice for proposed rulemaking is on a fast track, which will accelerate and strengthen strong compliance regimes.”

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Monica C. Meinert is a senior editor at the ABA Banking Journal and VP for executive communications at the American Bankers Association.

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