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Planning for New Disclosures: The Time Is Now
Thursday, September 11, 2:30 pm ET
While there’s a year left before the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s integrated mortgage disclosure final rule takes effect, mortgage compliance experts are warning that lenders need to prepare NOW for major changes in the whole mortgage origination process that must be made to accommodate the new disclosures. Specifically, lenders must have loan origination systems that can communicate seamlessly with loan document generation systems as well as compliance management systems. And the testing of all those systems needs to take place well before the August 2015 deadline. And they will need every day of the remaining months to rework policies, reconfigure systems and retrain employees to handle the new disclosures, which are more than just a few new forms. Are you prepared for the big Truth in Lending and Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act changes that will reshape mortgage originations in the years to come? Find out what you need to know – and do – at Inside Mortgage Finance’s September 11, 2014, 2:30 pm webinar: “Planning for New Disclosures: The Time Is Now.” Our team of experts will examine the changes required under the new rules–and, most importantly, take you through what you should be doing now to ensure the smoothest transition to the new requirements. 
You’ll hear from these experts during the 90-minute webinar:  | Rich Horn, Partner, Dentons
Mr. Horn joined Dentons from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), where he led the final rulemaking for the integrated disclosures under TILA and RESPA and the design, and qualitative and quantitative consumer testing of the TILA-RESPA integrated disclosures. He advises clients on all federal and state regulatory compliance matters for consumer financial services; on the implementation of the TILA-RESPA integrated disclosures, and other issues relating to consumer finance products; on unfair, deceptive or abusive acts or practices (UDAAP) risk; and on investigations and enforcement actions by the CFPB and other federal and state agencies. |  | Roger Fendelman, Vice President, Compliance, Interthinx
Mr. Fendelman developed Interthinx’s PredProtect automated compliance system used by hundreds of lenders and investors around the country. The solution performs comprehensive, loan-level reviews for QM, HOEPA, HPML, APR, RESPA, SAFE Act, state consumer protection laws and more, and has analyzed millions of loans in real-time, enabling originators to correct common compliance violations before loans are made. Prior to Interthinx, Mr. Fendelman was in the legal department at Nexstar (a 50-state lender acquired by Bank of America), where he focused on legislation, licensing and state examinations. |  | Andy Dunn, Senior Attorney, Wolters Kluwer Financial Services
Mr. Dunn combines his knowledge and experience as a former in-house counsel and compliance officer to help financial institutions minimize regulatory and operational risks using technology and improved mortgage origination and servicing processes. His current focus is on federal and state regulatory compliance issues in all 50 states and D.C. for residential mortgage disclosures and closing documents used by federally exempt depository institutions, state-chartered depository institutions and state-regulated non-depository institutions. |  | Rod Alba, Senior Regulatory Counsel, American Bankers Association
Mr. Alba is the principal staff on ABA’s efforts on assisting members with Dodd-Frank mortgage-related implementation efforts and is the ABA staff liaison to the Mortgage Markets Committee, responsible for policy formulation on issues affecting real estate finance. Previously, Mr. Alba was an attorney with the Department of Housing and Urban Development, in the Office of General Counsel, GSE/RESPA Division. |
Among the topics we'll cover: - How will the new disclosures improve your lending processes?
- What important aspects of the rule are still undefined?
- What should your implementation plan look like?
- When can you switch over to the new forms?
- What are likely to be the biggest technology challenges?
- What testing should you conduct—and when?
- What are the penalties for getting it wrong?
- What changes should you be making to your customer interactions?
Don’t let time run out on you. Make sure your disclosure planning is where it should be.
Your Webinar registration includes these added benefits:
- Webinar attendance for you and your entire team;
- A webinar manual with a program outline, speaker bios and presentations, and pertinent articles on the subject from Inside Mortgage Finance and our other newsletters;
- A full transcript, emailed to you when you take our post-conference survey; and
- The opportunity to connect with any or all of the speakers during the audience Q&A session—a favorite part of these events.
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