Compliance & Regulation

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s top supervision and enforcement officer, Steven Antonakes, will also serve as the CFPB’s second-in-command.

JPMorgan Chase’s Bear Stearns Asset Management persuaded a judge to dismiss a lawsuit by Bank of America Corp. over a collateralized debt obligation transaction that resulted in billions of dollars in losses.

The risk retention requirement was supposed to ensure lenders had "skin in the game" when making mortgages.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau director Richard Cordray is scheduled to testify before the House Financial Services Committee on Sept. 12.

The American Bankers Association has endorsed SunTrust Mortgage to offer ABA members an outlet to sell mortgage loans on advantaged terms.

The issuance of U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities has totaled $56 billion so far this year, handily beating the $48 billion place in all 2012

Fraudsters are looking for easy targets, because once a technology scam is detected the banking industry will quickly take action to thwart future instances by patching up network defenses.

In today’s multifaceted lending environment lenders need to use sophisticated loan servicing systems that support multiple business channels and adapt to ever-changing industry rules and regulations.

NCUA filed suit against Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. and other firms, alleging violations of federal and state securities laws in the sale of more than $566 million in mortgage-backed securities to U.S. Central and WesCorp.

Arizona’s housing market, one of the nation’s four worst hit by the foreclosure crisis, is seeing constant improvements in housing prices, employment and overall recovery compared to 2012.