Law and regulation

Ex-MBA Staffer to Work on Mortgage Registry

Published August 02, 2006, 2:00 p.m. EDT

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Former Mortgage Bankers Association staffer Timothy Doyle has moved to the Conference of State Bank Supervision to work on a new registry and licensing system for mortgage companies, loan officers, and mortgage brokers."Tim's experience with the mortgage industry and his background in government will yield great benefits as CSBS develops its national licensing system for mortgage lenders and regulated financial services professionals," said Neil Milner, president and chief executive officer of the CSBS. Before joining the MBA as a senior director in 2002, Mr. Doyle worked at the Agriculture Department's rural development program and the Federal Housing Administration. The CSBS wants the new licensing database to be up and running in early 2008.

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