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Federal and state laws, including the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, require title companies to develop a written information security program that describes the procedures they employ to protect non-public personal information.
October 28
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Private insurers are considering a request by U.S. officials to guarantee mortgages for veterans the fastest growing part of the market.
October 28 -
WASHINGTON Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman Martin Gruenberg said Monday that federal regulators are keeping a close eye on the nonbank financial sector and how it is affecting banks.
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A final piece of Bank of America Corp.'s record $16.7 billion toxic-mortgage settlement is being held up by an internal fight at the Securities and Exchange Commission, said four people familiar with the case.
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Making the GSEs out to be the villains of the mortgage crisis is an easy sell to a fearful and angry public, but doesnt make it true. Partly due to this mindset, housing markets remain held hostage.
October 27
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A lender which paid millions in connection with a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau consent decree has been sued civilly in a class action pertaining to the same activity.
October 27
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A slow and uncertain housing recovery continues, according to a report by Freddie Mac.
October 24 -
Regulators issued a proposal on Friday that would require banks to escrow premiums and fees for flood insurance on mortgages made or refinanced after Jan. 1, 2016.
October 24 -
The Ryland CEO says new Fannie and Freddie low-down-payment loan products could have a big impact on next spring's selling season.
October 24 -
Most of the securitized single-family market is currently exempt, but only a tiny part of the commercial equivalent is. However, nonexempt commercial will get more expensive to issue, and the single-family exemption could change.
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