Compliance & Regulation

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The Federal Housing Administration's reforms to the reverse mortgage program could reduce volume in this product by 20% this year.

The legislation is being driven by concerns implementation of the Biggert-Waters Act will reduce home sales and property values.

The mortgage lender denies the charges and an administrative judge will decide the case.

The Federal Reserve is sticking to its plan for a gradual withdrawal from departing chair Ben Bernanke’s unprecedented easing policy.

Representative of more than 2,200 community-based organizations nationwide support President Obama's call to generate affordable housing that supports community and economic development that promotes the recovery in the long term.

New rules the industry is contending with continue to be overwhelming and often unclear but there are still areas that some think need reform, recent reader comments suggest. It all adds up to depict a challenging mortgage business environment today that, as one reader puts it, "Ain't for sissies."

There should be more Main Street Americans represented in Congress, Marc Savitt says. So he's a candidate for the open seat in the 10th District of Virginia.

Three default and fraud risk management veterans have established PointPredictive, a new firm that ties business and science to provide target technology solutions.

Richard Cordray, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's normally unflappable director, reacted angrily Tuesday to suggestions by lawmakers that he and his agency do not care about borrowers who purchase manufactured housing.