GSEs Release Interactive URLA, Omit Language Preference Question
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have published their updated and interactive version of the redesigned Uniform Residential Loan Application.
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FDIC Seeks Input on Signage, Advertising Requirements
As part of its effort to foster greater transparency, efficiency and innovation, the FDIC is seeking input on how it can modernize and revise its official sign and advertising rules.
FOMC Minutes Show Policymakers Expect Economic Growth to Continue at Moderate Pace
While general trade uncertainty remained somewhat elevated, participants in the Federal Open Market Committee’s January…
ABA, TBA Ads Recognize Rep. Cuellar’s Support of Pro-Growth Policies
ABA today released its first voter education advertising of 2020, unveiling ads in partnership with…
ABA Offers Feedback on Regulatory Burden of 1071 Reporting
ABA yesterday offered feedback to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on a survey questionnaire intended to gauge the potential one-time costs associated with preparing to collect and report data on small business lending, as required by section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act.
CFPB Flags Lapses in Reg X Compliance After Disasters
Violations of Regulation X–including the failure of some mortgage servicers to provide certain loss mitigation notices, providing incomplete notices or not providing notices within the time required–are among the examiner observations included in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau latest “Supervisory Highlights” report.
Housing Starts Decline in January
Housing starts decreased to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.567 million in January, according…
Producer Prices Rose 0.5 percent in January
Producer prices advanced 0.5 percent in January, seasonally adjusted according to the U.S. Bureau of…
Fannie, Freddie Solicit Credit Score Model Developers
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have published a joint solicitation seeking applications from credit score model developers, FHFA announced today.
National Taxpayers Union Calls on Lawmakers to Revisit CU Tax Exemption
Congress should focus its attention in 2020 on the tax treatment of large, bank-like credit unions and reconsider the merit of the tax exemption these entities enjoy, according to a new issue brief published by the National Taxpayers Union today.