Compliance & Regulation

CoesterVMS has launched a self-serve online platform that allows lenders to verify compliance with all third-party regulations set forth by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau every time an appraisal is completed.

A former Credit Suisse managing director has pleaded guilty to conspiring to falsify his company’s books and records.

Rhode Island Supreme Court justices in a ruling held that naming Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems as mortgagee is consistent with Rhode Island law.

The broker business is going to be growing over the next two-to-three years.

We're hearing the piquant financial metaphor “the dead cat bounce” recently, describing the remarkable bounce up in home prices all across the America.

The Department of Housing and Urban Development introduced an expansion of Federal Housing Administration forbearance relief for borrowers affected by Hurricane Sandy.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has clarified an important aspect of its servicing rule that provides a limited exemption for small banks.

Bank of America Corp. must face claims by homeowners that it took kickbacks from private insurers, a judge ruled.

Ally allegedly took assets from ResCap and imposed liabilities on the unit in a scheme that began as early as 2004.

While praising the mortgage industry for the promising amount of customer relief delivered so far, Joseph A. Smith Jr., monitor of the national mortgage settlement has three specific concerns in his 2013 agenda.